Labour Lens

AirRobe

Good

Good. Sells second-hand or refurbished goods, so it creates no new factory work.

Last researched 2 November 2026 · 5 sources

Melbourne platform for reselling and renting pre-loved designer fashion.

AirRobe rents out and resells pre-loved designer clothes, so buying there creates no new demand for factory or mining labour.

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Why it's graded Good

Graded on reuse

A business that sells second-hand, rented or refurbished goods is graded on reuse, not on this checklist. It's Good unless it has red flags, and it doesn't earn stars.

Red flags 0

None found.

Estimates for its products

Our rules applied to one kind of product at a time, using AirRobe's evidence and, where it has product lines, that line's countries. They're estimates: we don't know which factory made any single item.

Dresses & skirts, Jackets & coats, Knitwear, Shirts, Pants & trousers, Jeans, Bags & backpacks, Shoes, Boots: Good, the same as AirRobe overall, because nothing we know differs between them.

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Evidence

What we found

Research notes AirRobe, founded in Melbourne in 2018 by Hannon Comazzetto, runs a marketplace for reselling and renting pre-loved designer clothing, plus a 'Circular Wardrobe' button that partner brands such as General Pants, Bianca Spender and The Iconic add to their checkouts; it does not make or sell new goods. It moved its headquarters to New York in March 2025, with staff in San Francisco, Paris and Sydney, and its site was still live in late 2026 with no notice of closure. Listings are reviewed by its own team; it publishes nothing on staff pay or conditions and no labour findings have been reported.

What independent sources say

SourceResultDetails
B Corp directoryNot listedNo B Corp certification is claimed by AirRobe. View
Business & Human Rights Resource CentreNot listedNo labour allegations against AirRobe appear in news or NGO reporting. View

Sources and actions

Sources 5

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  1. FashionNetwork: AirRobe circularity technology launches US headquarters · search the archive · March 2025: headquarters relocating to New York; staff in San Francisco, Paris and Sydney; over 100 brand and retailer partners.
  2. General Pants x AirRobe · search the archive · Retail partner page: shoppers add items to AirRobe at checkout to resell, rent or recycle later.
  3. Power Retail: AirRobe launches industry first resale solution · search the archive · Circular fashion technology platform launched 2020 for reselling or renting fashion items.

Published by AirRobe or its owner

  1. AirRobe: About · search the archive · Founder and CEO Hannon Comazzetto; buy, sell, rent or recycle pre-loved fashion; AirRobe Pty Ltd; no closure notice.
  2. AirRobe: How to sell · search the archive · Every listing reviewed by AirRobe's team before publication; minimum resale price $20.

Company details

Headquarters
United States
Last researched
2 November 2026
Cite this page
Labour Lens, "Is AirRobe ethical? Labour rating", https://www.labourlens.net/brand/airrobe, last researched 2 November 2026, accessed [date].
Method
Researched with AI assistance against published rules. How we check · What Good means

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