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Vestiaire Collective
Luxury peer-to-peer marketplace with brand-approved programs.
marketplace · Index #5 · confidence medium
Intelligence briefing
Vestiaire Collective is tracked on Mooselen as a marketplace running a peer to peer hybrid model across Europe, Global. Headquarters: Paris, France. Ownership status in the Mooselen ledger: private.
Categories covered: luxury, fashion. Authentication model: platform and brand programs. Fulfillment model: hybrid.
Luxury peer-to-peer marketplace with brand-approved programs. Mooselen treats this as a verified profile card fact, not a forecast.
On the Mooselen Index (edition 2026-08-03), Vestiaire Collective ranks #5 in the Marketplace tier. The primary European luxury resale platform. The Mooselen Index ranks operators on disclosed scale, category position, and momentum. Detailed company profiles are included with Mooselen Professional. Current ranking edition cutoff: August 3, 2026 (includes eBay completion of the Depop acquisition).
Disclosed revenue and full GMV definitions are not invented on this public profile. Where Mooselen has published numbers, they appear in Wire, Analysis, or Index sources linked below. Profile last verified 2026-08-03 with medium data confidence.
Structured profile
Business model peer to peer hybrid
Headquarters Paris, France
Geography Europe, Global
Ownership private
Categories luxury, fashion
Authentication platform and brand programs
Fulfillment hybrid
Disclosed revenue Not publicly disclosed on this profile card
Disclosed GMV/GMS See Index scale notes when entitled; public Signal and Wire disclosures are linked below when available
Last verified 2026-08-03
Company developments
Chronological, attributable developments. Dates describe when events occurred, not when every underlying company field was reverified.
Vestiaire Collective named Thomas Hezard chief product officer and Remi Bouchez chief technology officer.
Product and technology leadership under CEO Bernard Osta points the 2026 profitability path through engineering, not marketing.
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Vestiaire Collective co-founder Fanny Moizant departed the company.
The founder era is effectively over; the finance-and-operations era under Bernard Osta owns the results.
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Bernard Osta became chief executive of Vestiaire Collective, targeting the company's first profitable year in 2026.
A banker CEO replacing a founder-adjacent one is a board statement for discipline over story.
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Wire coverage
July 8, 2026
A group of 69 fashion and textile organisations has signed a joint statement pressing governments in the EU, the United States, and Canada to change the tax treatment of resale and repair, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which convened the effort. Signatories include Arc’teryx, Decathlon, Etsy, H&M Group, Lacoste, Primark, Reformation, ThredUp, Vestiaire Collective, Vinted, and Zalando, the Foundation said.
March 29, 2023
Vinted reported its first annual net profit, 17.8 million euros, on revenue of 596.3 million euros in 2023, a 61 percent jump from the year before, with adjusted EBITDA of 76.6 million euros, according to the company’s annual report and coverage in Sifted and the BBC. It was the first time a major consumer-to-consumer secondhand platform showed the model could clear profit at scale.
January 20, 2022
Vestiaire Collective closed a 178 million euro round, roughly 210 million dollars, backed by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and Al Gore’s Generation Investment Management, reaching a 1.7 billion dollar valuation, according to Business of Fashion. The investor list mattered as much as the number: a climate-focused fund and a mega-fund arriving together framed luxury resale as both a sustainability play and a scale play.
Executive notes
Vestiaire Collective named Thomas Hezard chief product officer and Remi Bouchez chief technology officer in March, the first senior hires under chief executive Bernard Osta. The company framed both appointments around an AI roadmap spanning search, personalization, and authentication.
Fanny Moizant, who co-founded Vestiaire Collective in 2009 and served as president, departed in January, writing on LinkedIn that the exit followed organizational changes and was not a decision she initiated. With her departure, fashion director Sophie Hersan remains the last co-founder in post.
Bernard Osta became chief executive of Vestiaire Collective in October, promoted from chief financial officer after joining as chief strategy officer in 2021, with fifteen prior years in investment banking at Lazard and Goldman Sachs. His stated 2026 target is the company's first profitable year.
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