BlinQ rolls out pre-owned luxury items delivery service

The platform will offer complimentary pick-up, price setting and product photography for clients.

Singapore-based luxury fashion startup BlinQ has launched a new consignment service for pre-owned luxury items, according to a news release.

Aside from housing pre-loved items, the platform will also offer complimentary pick-up, price setting and product photography for their clients.

The startup now has over 20,000 users joining the platform every month and hosts over 1,000 luxury brands, including Hermes, Calvin Klein, Burberry and Balenciaga.

In addition, BlinQ has also rolled out Asean Houz, a new section focused on helping Southeast Asian fashion designers discover new customers.

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