From first intro to final production
Xchange Fashion brings the creative team, schedule, wardrobe, conversation, and finished media into one seamless shared project.
Two-sided network
Creators find the people and wardrobe needed for a production, while fashion brands put distinctive pieces in front of the community creating the work.
Creator pathway
For models, photographers, stylists, producers, artists, and multidisciplinary talent.
Brand pathway
For fashion brands and independent designers.
Platform sequence
Share your experience, creative roles, location, availability, portfolio, and aesthetic.
Browse the community for creators whose work and availability fit the production.
Source wardrobe, complete the production, and add media to the portfolios of the people who made it.
Connected ecosystem
Profiles, project coordination, in-app communication, wardrobe discovery, and finished media.
Garment intake, rental settings, QR passports, cleaning, tracking, and future access through physical hubs.
In-person experiences where creators and fashion brands can meet and begin new working relationships.
Wardrobe in motion
Fashion brands make samples, archival collections, and overstock available for shoots and events. Creators gain access to pieces they cannot find in stores, while brands receive 60% of rental revenue and we manage the tracking, cleaning, and logistics.
Join the fashion brand waitlist
Brands upload pieces, set rental terms, and generate a digital passport for each piece.
A creator, stylist, or producer chooses the garment and schedules the pickup and return.
The QR passport follows the piece through return, inspection, and cleaning.
Once the garment is ready, it's listed in the wardrobe to be sourced for another production.
Beta roadmap
Beta launch
Small groups are being invited to test the features for profile creation, project organization, team communication, and wardrobe uploads for future rentals.
Frequently asked questions
Profiles are intended for models, photographers, videographers, stylists, makeup artists, DJs, producers, artists, and other people involved in creative productions.
Selected fashion brands and designers can test inventory upload, rental settings, garment passports, and garment retirement features. Public wardrobe rentals are not currently available.
There is no public garment rental service yet, but it’s coming soon. Physical wardrobe logistics, tracking, cleaning, and storage will be introduced as the beta expands.
The early community will be centered in San Francisco and New York City and members who may be available locally or willing to travel. Additional locations will be added as the community grows.