Farfetch

Farfetch is a global luxury fashion marketplace founded in London in 2007 that aggregates inventory from more than 1,000 independent boutiques and luxury brand partners across 50-plus countries. In December 2023, Farfetch was acquired by Coupang, Inc. (NYSE: CPNG), the South Korean e-commerce group, after Farfetch faced financial restructuring. Product focus is designer ready-to-wear, footwear, handbags, jewelry, and menswear from luxury brands (Gucci, Prada, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, The Row) as well as emerging designers. Farfetch sells direct via farfetch.com and ships globally. Post-acquisition operating structure and loyalty terms are evolving; hedge on program continuity. Activate ShopBack via the ShopBack Farfetch merchant page before checkout at farfetch.com to earn cashback on eligible orders at the current published rate.

Yes. Farfetch's Access loyalty program (as of Farfetch's independent operating era) had five tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Private Client) based on annual spend, unlocking benefits such as free shipping, early sale access, dedicated stylist, invitation to events, and exclusive drops. Following the Coupang acquisition in December 2023, program terms and tier structure have been in flux; verify current program status, tier thresholds, and benefits on farfetch.com/access.aspx before assuming a specific tier benefit. Hedging is warranted here given the operating transition.

Farfetch runs two major seasonal sale windows: mid-summer (typically June to August, up to 50% off select ready-to-wear and accessories) and end-of-year (November to January, deeper Black Friday and post-holiday markdowns up to 60 to 70%). Black Friday (November 27, 2026) and Cyber Monday (November 30, 2026) headline the winter window. Ongoing markdowns rotate through the Sale section at farfetch.com/sale year-round. Boutique-specific inventory (Farfetch aggregates from 1,000-plus boutiques) means sale availability varies by seller. Verify current sale eligibility on farfetch.com before checkout.

Farfetch aggregates women's, men's, and kids' designer inventory across ready-to-wear (dresses, knits, coats, suiting), footwear (heels, sneakers, boots), handbags and small leather goods, jewelry and watches, accessories (belts, sunglasses, hats), and beauty. Coverage spans heritage luxury (Gucci, Prada, Bottega Veneta, Chanel accessories, Hermes accessories), contemporary designer (The Row, Khaite, Loewe, Jacquemus), and emerging designers. Inventory sources from more than 1,000 partner boutiques and brand direct, meaning sizing and stock vary by seller. Verify current inventory and seller-specific terms on the product page at farfetch.com.

Net-a-Porter (a Richemont-owned luxury e-tailer) leads on editorial curation, direct-brand relationships and inventory ownership, packaging, and consistent white-glove experience. Farfetch leads on breadth of designer inventory (aggregating 1,000-plus boutiques means access to global stock and hard-to-find sizes), boutique-partnership pricing that occasionally beats brand direct, and stronger emerging-designer discovery. For a first-time luxury purchase with pristine packaging expectations, Net-a-Porter is often the safer pick. For a hard-to-find size or a rare designer piece, Farfetch typically wins. Both operate premium price points with heavy seasonal sale windows.

SSENSE (Montreal-based, independently owned) leads on curated contemporary and streetwear-forward designer selection, its own editorial voice, and unified inventory ownership. Farfetch leads on heritage luxury breadth (Chanel accessories, Hermes accessories, Bottega Veneta) via boutique partnerships and larger global size range. For a streetwear-forward or emerging-designer purchase, SSENSE is often the pick. For heritage luxury with size availability across markets, Farfetch typically wins. Both run seasonal sales with meaningful discount depth on select styles.

Farfetch ships to the US from partner boutiques in the source country. Shipping to US addresses is typically included in the item price for most orders (Farfetch has historically operated DDP, Delivered Duty Paid, on many US shipments) but this varies by seller and product category. Multiple items in one order may ship separately from different boutiques with independent tracking. Verify shipping timing, cost, and DDP status at checkout since the aggregated-boutique model produces variance. Standard delivery is typically 3 to 7 business days.

Farfetch aggregates inventory from 1,000-plus boutiques globally, meaning sizing conversions on the product page (US, UK, EU, IT, FR) apply but material and fit accuracy depend on the source brand and boutique. Cross-reference the size chart on each product page and read boutique-specific fit notes when available. Returns are handled by Farfetch (not the individual boutique) within a 14-day window from delivery for most items purchased at farfetch.com; final-sale items and personalized products are non-returnable. Return shipping labels are typically provided free. Verify current return terms on farfetch.com/returns-and-refunds.aspx before checkout since terms vary by market.

Empty any pending Farfetch cart, then click through fresh from the ShopBack Farfetch merchant page to farfetch.com. Complete the order in the same browser session and confirm the order confirmation email. Avoid pasting unofficial third-party promo codes at checkout since they can break cashback tracking. Cashback tracks on the paid product subtotal for eligible orders. Rates and eligible product categories vary; see the current published rate on the ShopBack Farfetch merchant page before checkout. Note that post-acquisition operating changes may affect eligible categories; verify at the ShopBack Farfetch merchant page.

Yes. Any returned or refunded portion of a Farfetch order is voided from the ShopBack cashback total. Farfetch offers a 14-day return window from delivery on most items in unworn condition with original packaging and tags; final-sale, personalized, and select beauty items are non-returnable. Verify current return policy on farfetch.com/returns-and-refunds.aspx before checkout since terms change from time to time and vary by market.

Yes. ShopBack cashback on Farfetch works from both the ShopBack mobile app and the ShopBack website, provided you activate through the ShopBack Farfetch merchant page tile before adding items to the cart. In the app, tap the Farfetch tile, accept the redirect to farfetch.com, and complete checkout in the in-app browser without switching to another app or tab. App attribution is generally the more reliable path on mobile because it avoids browser third-party cookie churn.

Cashback from a Farfetch order clicked through ShopBack US typically appears as pending in your ShopBack account within 48 hours of checkout, provided the click-through and purchase happened in the same browser session with no off-platform promo code at checkout. Pending cashback then confirms after roughly 90 days, aligned to Farfetch's 14-day return window plus boutique settlement time. If pending has not appeared within 7 days of checkout, submit a missing cashback claim with your Farfetch order confirmation number.