Loop is launching a rental marketplace where you rent real designer pieces directly from the brand — cleaned, condition-checked, and guaranteed authentic.
See what your pieces could earn →One piece, kept in rotation instead of sold once.
A brand sets aside a few pieces from their own collection, just for rental — separate from what they sell.
A customer books it on Loop for the dates they need it, straight from the brand's own inventory.
After every rental, Loop coordinates professional cleaning through a trusted vendor before it goes out again.
The same piece ships to the next renter. And the next. Earning again each time.
Once it's worn its course, the brand sells it as sample, marks it down, or retires it.
Enter what a piece costs to make and its retail price — see what renting it out could mean versus selling it once.
Based on Loop's standard terms: brands keep 75% of every rental and the piece stays in your ownership the whole time — Loop handles cleaning and logistics, funded by a separate fee charged to the renter. Figures are estimates to help you plan.