Poshmark is an American social commerce marketplace founded in 2011 by Manish Chandra, Tracy Sun, Gautam Golwala, and Chetan Pungaliya. The company was acquired by Naver Corporation, a South Korean technology company, in 2023 for approximately 1.2 billion USD. Poshmark enables individuals to buy and sell new and secondhand clothing, shoes, accessories, and home goods through a social, community-driven platform.

Sellers list items by photographing them and creating listings from their own closets. Poshmark handles payment processing and provides a prepaid shipping label for each sale. The platform takes a commission of 20% on sales over 15 USD. Poshmark's social features include the ability to follow other users, share listings, attend virtual Posh Parties (themed shopping events), and comment on items.

Poshmark offers a flat-rate shipping fee paid by buyers, with expedited shipping available at an additional cost. The platform provides a Posh Authenticate service for luxury items over a certain value, using third-party authentication partners to verify the legitimacy of designer goods. Returns are accepted within 3 days of delivery if the item is not as described.

The platform is available in the United States, Canada, Australia, and India. Poshmark reports having a community of over 80 million users and more than 200 million listings. The marketplace covers a wide range of price points, from everyday brands to luxury labels, making it accessible to a broad range of shoppers and sellers.

Fashion & Clothing

Poshmark offers a vast selection of new and pre-owned fashion from everyday brands to designer labels, sold through a social marketplace format with community features like Posh Parties.

Vintage & Thrift

Poshmark is a social commerce marketplace where individuals buy and sell secondhand clothing, shoes, and accessories, with a community of over 80 million users and 200 million listings.