
New Zealand’s First Shared Wardrobe
Vaulted is New Zealand’s first peer-to-peer fashion rental platform, built to connect the wardrobes of women across Aotearoa. We’re here to transform how we experience fashion – making it smarter, more sustainable, and infinitely more personal.
This is more than clothes changing hands. It’s about giving iconic pieces a second, third, or tenth life. About helping women earn from what they already own. And about proving that style can be bold, beautiful, and better for the planet all at once.
Because the future of fashion isn’t in warehouses or production lines. It’s hanging right here, in our wardrobes, waiting to be shared.
Our Vision
We exist to build New Zealand’s largest shared designer fashion wardrobe – where fashion is shared, not stockpiled.
We believe great style shouldn’t cost the earth – or your entire paycheque. Vaulted exists to help women rent smarter, dress better, and
actually earn from the wardrobes they’ve already invested in.
We’re here to democratise access to high-end fashion, give good pieces more life, and make sure your best looks don’t sit in the back of your closet gathering dust – or lose their value after one wear.


Founder’s Note
Vaulted is more than just a fashion rental platform – we’re building a shared wardrobe and community for women across New Zealand.
Fashion has long been about consumption, but I believe its future lies in connection – where what we already own can have a second, tenth, or thirtieth life and still feel just as special as the first.
Because every time we share, rewear, and relove a piece, we’re not just rewriting its story – we’re shrinking fashion’s footprint. Fewer new pieces made. Less waste sent to landfill. A wardrobe that works harder, not bigger.
By joining Vaulted, you’re not only earning from your wardrobe – you’re helping reshape how we experience style in New Zealand. I hope you’ll be part of it.
Join the Movement
Vaulted is built on one simple idea: we have enough clothes – we just need to share them.
We’re here to prove that fashion can be iconic, accessible, and genuinely sustainable.
Not someday. Today.



