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Sage Circle · By invitation

Sell, buy, and donate
designer clothes.

A private circle of closets. Photograph a piece, learn its worth, and offer it to members at your price. Every buyer is invited. Nothing to write, nothing to negotiate.

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Twenty founding seats.

Frame straight-leg jeans
Frame, size 27, 98% cotton, 2% elastane, gently worn.
Environmental score 75 out of 100, estimate, good second life.
Price suggestion 70 to 110 dollars, most sell near 88, 16 sold in the last 90 days.
L'Agence silk slip skirt
L'Agence, size 4, 100% silk, like new.
Environmental score 76 out of 100, estimate, good second life.
Price suggestion 95 to 150 dollars, most sell near 120, 9 sold in the last 90 days.
Zimmermann floral midi dress
Zimmermann, size 1, 100% linen, gently worn.
Environmental score 78 out of 100, estimate, good second life.
Price suggestion 240 to 360 dollars, most sell near 295, 12 sold in the last 90 days.
Alice + Olivia pleated midi skirt
Alice + Olivia, size 4, 100% polyester, like new.
Environmental score 59 out of 100, estimate, some life left.
Price suggestion 85 to 130 dollars, most sell near 105, 10 sold in the last 90 days.
Theory blazer
Theory, size 8, 96% wool, 4% elastane, gently worn.
Environmental score 77 out of 100, estimate, good second life.
Price suggestion 85 to 120 dollars, most sell near 103, 14 sold in the last 90 days.

Example scans, for illustration.

Why Sage

Give every piece
its best use.

The pieces you no longer reach for still have value.

The coat you loved and stopped wearing. The dress you saved for. Selling them used to mean photographing everything, writing descriptions, guessing a price and answering strangers. So they stayed where they were.

Sage does that part for you: sell it, donate it, or keep it and know what it's worth.

Photograph
Read
Decide

Step one · Front

Photograph
the front.

The whole piece, flat or on a hanger. Sage finds the garment in frame before you even press the shutter.

Front
Brand tag
Care tag

Step one · Brand tag

Then the
brand tag.

At the neck, usually. Sage reads the brand and the size.

Front
Brand tag
Care tag

Step one · Care tag

And the
care tag.

Fibre tells Sage more than the logo does. Ninety-six percent wool sells differently to a poly blend.

Front
Brand tag
Care tag

Step two · Read

Reading
your blazer.

  • Found the garmentBlazer
  • Read the brand tagTheory
  • Reading fibre and care96% wool
  • Checking what it sold for14 sold
  • Estimating environmental score77/100

About eight seconds. Nothing is shared or listed.

Step three · Decide

Example scan
ReadBlazer · Theory · 8
What it's worth14 sold · last 90 days

$85 – $120

Most sell near $103

$85$120

Environmental score

Estimate

77/100Good second life

  • Fibre
    21/25
  • Condition
    19/25
  • Wear left
    19/25
  • Vs new
    18/25

Estimate from fibre, condition and wear left, vs buying it new. Not a certification.

Estimate · not a certification

Read by Sage from 3 photos · 94% sure

Our mission

Secondhand is
no longer second.

Read our mission

$78.8B

The secondhand apparel market, by value [source to confirm]

How we value

Value and impact,
side by side.

Every piece Sage reads gets two numbers: a value range built from comparable recent sales, and an environmental score out of 100. Both are shown before you decide anything.

How we value

What it's worth, today

$85 – $120

Most sell near $103 · 14 recent sales

Environmental score

Estimate

77/100

Good second life

  • Fibre21/25
  • Condition19/25
  • Wear left19/25
  • Vs new18/25

Theory blazer, an example scan. Estimate · not a certification.

Founding members

Twenty founding
seats.

Sage opens with one small circle. Founding members get a numbered seat and three invitations to give. Each new member is brought in by someone who knows them.

If no one has invited you yet, leave your details. We'll be in touch when a seat opens.

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Tell us a little about you. It takes thirty seconds.

I'd like to:
Roughly how many pieces would you let go?

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