Fashion Rental Pricing Calculator — Set the Right Rental Price for Any Garment

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How It Works

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Enter Garment Details

Input the retail price, select the category, condition, and brand tier. The calculator uses industry-standard rental pricing formulas.

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Get Suggested Rates

See daily, weekly, and monthly rental rates calibrated to your specific garment. Designer and bridal items command premium rates.

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Know Your Break-Even

The break-even number tells you how many rentals it takes to recoup your investment, factoring in cleaning costs per rental.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of retail price should I charge for clothing rental?

The standard range is 4-8% of the retail price per day. Everyday dresses and suits are typically 4-5%, while bridal and designer pieces command 6-8% per day. Weekly rates are usually 5x the daily rate (a 30% discount) and monthly rates are about 15x (a 50% discount). Adjust based on local demand and competition.

How do I price designer vs mid-range rentals?

Designer items (Gucci, Prada, Dior) typically command a 20-30% premium over standard pricing because customers value the brand experience. Premium brands (Theory, Ted Baker) get a 10% premium. Mid-range and budget brands should stick to standard or slightly below-standard rates to stay competitive.

Should I lower prices for items in fair condition?

Yes. Items in fair condition should be priced 30-40% below the new rate. Customers expect a discount for visible wear, and pricing fairly reduces disputes. If an item's condition drops below a threshold where rentals are profitable after cleaning costs, it is time to retire it from your collection.