Vinted Moved €10.8 Billion in Goods During 2025
The secondhand marketplace reported €1.1 billion in revenue as it funded new market expansion.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Couponing
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In 2025, the secondhand platform Vinted recorded €10.8 billion in gross merchandise value. The company also generated €1.1 billion in revenue throughout the year.
Why it matters
The company accepted a 19 percent decline in net profit for 2025 to prioritize expansion into new territories and develop the Vinted Pay digital wallet. These investments aim to scale operations beyond its established European footprint.
Vinted moved €10.8 billion in gross merchandise value in 2025, marking a 47 percent increase from the previous period. The company maintains a network of 500,000 parcel pick-up and drop-off points.
The players
Vinted
This online marketplace specializes in the peer-to-peer sale of second-hand clothing and home goods.
Milda Mitkutė
She is a co-founder of the Vilnius-based secondhand marketplace platform.
Justas Janauskas
He co-founded the Vinted platform in 2008 to facilitate circular fashion commerce.
The details
Vinted generates revenue through a combination of fixed and variable fees on buyer transactions alongside optional seller promotional features like Closet Spotlight. The company also operates Vinted Go, its internal parcel carrier service, to support its European logistics network.
Timeline
Milda Mitkutė and Justas Janauskas founded Vinted in Vilnius in 2008.
The company raised €128 million in a funding round in November 2019.
A funding round in 2021 brought in $303 million.
Vinted achieved its first net profit in 2023.
The company moved €10.8 billion in merchandise in 2025.
Culture Shift
Vinted's growth follows the global trend of the circular economy in retail fashion. This success highlights a societal shift away from traditional fast-fashion consumption toward more sustainable peer-to-peer commerce models.
Users may see increased service availability as the company expands its network of parcel drop-off points. Additionally, the development of Vinted Pay may eventually streamline the checkout process for international buyers.
The takeaway
The company's focus on heavy investment over immediate profitability signals a long-term goal of total market capture. Consumers should expect further diversification of services as the platform prepares for its upcoming North American launch.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Silicon Canals.
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