01 / Resale

Recover value from materials and unsold goods.

We connect your surplus materials and unsold goods with verified buyers. You define the buyers and markets. We document each sale.

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What it is

Sell your surplus. Keep control of your brand.

We sell new, unsold materials (deadstock), leather, textiles, metals, accessories and unsold goods through verified buyers. You agree on buyers, markets and brand positioning. Sales are documented, with 0% counterfeit risk.

Quote your waste

How it works

From stock to a clear outcome.

Identify materials and lots.

Identify stock, verify origin and build a digital catalogue of materials and lots.

Choose buyers and markets.

Agree on approved buyers, markets and brand positioning.

Connect with verified buyers.

Activate new buyers for accessories, metals and more, alongside verified material and unsold-goods buyers.

Document each sale.

Record every transaction and turn the data into compliance-ready documentation.

What we handle

A destination for every material.

New, unsold fabrics
Leather & hides
Metals & accessories
Unsold apparel
Shoes & bags
Materials by lot

Case study

Materials + unsold goods

30,000 m + 10kMetres of materials + pieces

+€500kRevenue (×10)

30+Buyers worldwide

“Materials and unsold lots placed with verified buyers, every sale documented.”

Materials marketplace

Materials for resale, reuse and recycling.

3,000+ clients connected through our Materials module.

For sellers

Luxury houses and manufacturers recover value from stock that would otherwise be written down. Control buyers and markets, with every sale documented.

For buyers

Small brands and artisans access certified luxury materials with verifiable origins, reducing sourcing time and costs.

Explore the Materials module

Red fleece fabric with soft folds — Illustrative marketplace screenshot · example listings, not current offers. Demo data

ESPR is the EU regulation on sustainable product design. It includes rules on unsold-goods disclosure and a destruction ban for certain unsold products.

CSRD is the EU directive on corporate sustainability reporting. ESRS E5 is its reporting standard on resource use and the circular economy.

Related regulation

Record your circular destinations.

Documented resale supports ESPR disclosure and destruction prevention, and provides material-flow data for CSRD / ESRS E5.

Explore the regulatory frameworks

Let’s make it circular

Your surplus. Our next project.

Share your materials and quantities. Our team will assess resale, reuse and recycling routes and prepare a quotation.