Verified · Escrowed · Discreet
A marketplace for intimate pre-loved things — built so no one gets robbed
Sellers verify their identity before they can list. Your payment is held by the platform and only released after your order completes. If it never ships, it comes back — in full.
- Plain outer packaging
- Buyers and sellers never see real names
- Proof of Wear before shipping
- Order
- AW-XXXXXX
- Amount held
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- Proof of Wear
- approved
- Released to seller
- after delivery confirms
Every order gets a receipt like this one. Anyone can verify it at afterworn.com/chain/proof — no account required.
This is a specimen, not a live order. When escrow payments launch, yours will look exactly like it.
01 How AfterWorn Works
Three steps, and your money waits at every one
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01
Browse verified sellers
Every seller passes identity and age verification before they can publish. Profiles carry a public Trust Score out of 100.
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Pay into escrow
Your payment is held by the platform, not sent to the seller. If the order never ships, it's refunded in full — automatically.
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Approve Proof of Wear
Before shipping, the seller photographs your item beside your order code. You approve it, then it ships in a plain, unbranded box.
02 Browse Categories
12 categories, worldwide
The marketplace is in early access — new listings appear here the moment sellers publish them.
03 Discretion, by design
Nothing on the box. Nothing on the statement.
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Plain packaging
Every parcel ships in an unbranded outer box with a neutral sender name. Sellers follow a packing guide before their first sale.
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Names stay private
Sellers never see your real name; you never see theirs. All contact happens in-platform, and attempts to move it off are filtered.
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Photos behind sign-in
Listing photos are visible only to signed-in members. What a passer-by sees is a fashion resale site — nothing more.
For sellers
Open your boutique
Verification takes minutes, your first listing about three. You set the prices, the platform holds the buyer's money, and you're paid when the order completes — buyers can't ghost an escrowed payment.