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Life & fun · August 28, 2026

Giftsy

Share clothes. AI counts the carbon you save.

What it does

Have clothes you don't wear? Share them. Upload a photo and AI fills in the listing and calculates the carbon that item saves by not being made again. People request it by sharing their story, you choose who receives it, and each person pays only shipping. Your profile keeps a running total of the carbon you've avoided. Not resale — sharing, measured. Because the most sustainable garment is the one that already exists.

Have clothes you don’t wear? On Giftsy, gift or exchange through stories, or swap with others. Read requests, choose who receives your item, and only pay shipping. Circular fashion, by people.

Giftsy is for sharing, not reselling. Items you receive for free are meant to be enjoyed, shared, or gifted forward—not sold for profit. Thank you for your interest in Giftsy. Giftsy is a U.S.-based company, and the platform is currently available only to users in the United States. Learn More At Giftsy, our mission is to give every garment a second chance. Clothing already carries the carbon footprint created when it was made — and too much of it ends up in landfill while it's still perfectly usable. By reusing what already exists, we avoid producing again and give planet Earth time to heal. We connect people through gifting and exchanging pre-loved fashion — regardless of brand, resale…from getgiftsy.com

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