Is Farfetch Legit?

We can’t answer the question is Farfetch legit, but here’s a comparison of italist vs Farfetch plus…is Farfetch even a good deal?

italist is legit and has been since 2014, operating from offices in Los Angeles and with extensive documentation of its legitimacy, including a 50-point partner checklist and good standing with the Better Business Bureau of Los Angeles.

italist is rooted in deep relationships with the best independent Italian luxury boutiques and has many Italian team members. Additionally, italist offers free express shipping on every order, a broad catalog of over 1,500 brands, a strong social media following, and two-way communication with all our shoppers, even when there’s a problem.

Is Farfetch a good deal?

Because Farfetch works with boutiques all over the world, the site honors each brand’s suggested local retail price, dynamically changed based on where a shopper is located. That means that even if an item is coming from abroad, you’ll still pay the domestic retail price for your location.

italist sells only at the Italian price, which is almost always lower than other parts of the world, which is a savings we pass directly onto the consumer. For a comparison of italist vs Farfetch, see price comparisons below.

For example, as of this publishing, Brunello Cucinelli’s suede clogs are $1,095 directly from the brand’s U.S. online store. On Farfetch, they’re also listed at $1,095. On italist, before sale discounts, which happen frequently, they’re listed at $858.58, a savings of $236.42. Right now they’re on sale for $694.86, a $400 savings vs. full retail price. Plus, express shipping is always free on italist.

Another example is this Prada antique nappa tote from the Spring ‘23 Runway Collection: $3,950 from Prada.com and Farfetch; $2,642.38 on italist, a whopping $1,300 savings!