What you can swap.
Four categories, each capped at $1,000 an item. The cap keeps trades fair without anyone having to haggle.
Fashion and footwear
List the brand, size and condition and your agent does the rest.
Sneakers
Condition matters more here than anywhere else, so we ask for deadstock, VNDS or mint where it applies.
Women’s clothes
The dress you wore once. The jacket that never quite worked.
Men’s clothes
Brand and size go on the listing so your match knows what they are getting.
Bags and accessories
Bags, belts, scarves and sunglasses. Jewellery and watches stay out.
More categories will open up as the locker network grows.
What we do not take
If it is on this list, the locker is not the place for it.
- Jewellery and watches
- Electronics
- Baby gear such as prams, cots and capsules
- Furniture
- Underwear, swimwear and socks
- Food of any kind
- Anything needing a licence to sell or own in Australia
- Counterfeit, stolen or illegal items