Engelken Jewelry pieces in our rental closet, donated by people who were done wearing them and cleaned before they go out again. Rent for two weeks from $38. 100% of net rental profits are split across the charities on our Honor Roll at year end.
Two-week rental, shipping both ways included, no dry cleaning. Rented pieces show a waitlist.
The same garment, a different economics.
Our Engelken Jewelry pieces retailed from $1,000. They rent from $38 for two weeks. One event, one price, nothing hanging in your closet afterward.
Most rental sites give you four days. We give you fourteen, so a tailor can take in a hem and you still have time to wear it twice.
FashionablyGood is a 501(c)(3). 100% of net rental profits are split across the charities on our Honor Roll at year end. Our donors nominate the charities, and every nomination goes on the list.
Every listing has an honest condition note. If a Engelken Jewelry piece has a loose thread or a mark that hides when worn, it says so before you rent it.
Have Engelken Jewelry you no longer wear? We mail you a prepaid label, you drop the box at any post office, and an itemized receipt follows in 5 to 7 business days. A Engelken Jewelry piece is exactly the kind of donation that gets rented again and again instead of sitting in a bag at a thrift store.
Engelken Jewelry rentals are priced per piece for a two-week window, shipping both ways included. Each listing shows the rental price next to the original retail price.
Two weeks. That is long enough to have it fitted, wear it, and send it back without rushing. You get a prepaid return label and no dry cleaning is required.
Yes. Every piece is inspected at intake, brand and construction are checked against the label, and anything we cannot stand behind does not get listed.
Join the waitlist on the listing. You are notified the moment it is checked back in and cleaned.
Yes, and it is one of the best things you can send. Request a free mailer, we cover the postage, and you receive an itemized receipt for your taxes. Net rental profits go to the charities on our Honor Roll.