A social marketplace you can borrow, rent, and buy your favorite pieces from your close circle.


More looks. Less ownership. The best outfit you'll wear this week is already hanging in a friend's closet.
A Pinterest-style feed of what's available across your own closet, your close friends, and your wider community, with real photos, real people, and a request flow built on trust.
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Reach into your friends' closets for the night, the trip, the occasion, all for free. A refundable deposit keeps every piece protected!
Put your best pieces to work. Set a daily rate, lend within your network, and earn from the wardrobe you already own.
Fell for something you borrowed? Buy it outright, resell your own, and keep good clothing circulating instead of sitting idle.
Borrowers place a refundable hold worth half the piece's value. Nothing leaves their account.
The piece comes back through your circle by the date you both agree on.
Return it in good shape and the hold clears automatically. If it doesn't come back, it covers the owner.
Vault is closed by design. You share with circles you build, so every borrow, rental, and sale happens between people who know each other. Community first, always.
Every friend you add is a new closet you can wear.






Everything in Vault, dialed up, for the ones borrowing, lending, and styling every week.
Vault is peer-to-peer fashion rental, sharing, and resale for a Gen Z, high-fashion audience. We hold no inventory, people list pieces from their own closets, and others borrow through a trust graph of people they actually know.
Yes. Right now, borrowing between close friends costs nothing. Communities will be able to rent for a fee soon, and buying and resale come after that.
If an item is late, the borrower gets reminders and a 48-hour grace period before any deposit is captured. Nothing is silently auto-charged, a human reviews every case.
Every borrow is protected by a refundable security deposit hold, 50% of the item's declared value, placed on the borrower's card when the borrow starts. It's a hold, not a charge: it's released automatically once the item comes back on time and in good shape.
You set the borrow window when you list it, 3 to 5 days. If it runs late, the borrower gets reminders and a 48-hour grace period, and a human reviews the case before anything is captured.
Items are handed off in person, and both people confirm the hand-off in the app, so there's a clear record on both ends.
No, a card is only added when you make your first borrow request, not at signup.
High-value listings, $500 and up, get an extra authenticity review before they go live.
No, Vault is asset-light. Everything on the platform comes from real people's closets; we hold no inventory of our own.
It's how Gen Z discovers fashion, borrowing before buying drives trial and purchase intent in a way traditional retail can't reach.
Yes, we're open to community partnerships with brands and campus organizations. Reach out and let's talk.
Free borrowing today, to prove trusted lending behavior. Next, a 10% commission on community rentals. Later, a premium AI styling/valuation tier and B2B fashion-demand insights.
The trust graph. Borrowing happens within real social circles, not between strangers, and a refundable deposit is what makes lending feel safe.

Join the waitlist and be among the first to build your circle on Vault. Open to anyone ready to share.