Luxury Private Sale
Ongoing luxury private sales
Selection of active sales on the leading Parisian luxury brands
Why choose a luxury private sale on The Bradery?
A Maje dress retails between €150 and €350 in boutique. A Sandro coat ranges between €300 and €600. A Zadig&Voltaire perfecto easily exceeds €400. Luxury private sales on The Bradery give access to these iconic pieces with discounts of up to −60%, on new items with original tags and guaranteed authenticity.
The Bradery negotiates directly with fashion houses or their official distributors. Every piece is new, with its original tags — never second-hand items. Brands such as Claudie Pierlot and Rouje strictly control their distribution network — these private sales are among the only legitimate opportunities to find them on clearance.
The next BA&SH sale opens on 31 May — activate your alerts now to be notified at opening.
Featured brands
Maje and Sandro form, alongside Claudie Pierlot, the founding trio of the SMCP group, a global reference in accessible Parisian luxury. Maje embodies a luminous and fluid femininity; Sandro bets on a contemporary mixed elegance. Present in 45 countries, private sale discounts reach −50% to −55%.
Zadig&Voltaire invented Parisian rock chic with its leather perfectos and skull jewellery. Rouje, created by Jeanne Damas in 2016, became the embodiment of the Parisienne style with its floral dresses and smocked tops. BA&SH (opening 31 May) embodies carefree chic — activate your alerts.
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Create my free accountLuxury private sale: everything you need to know
A luxury private sale is a clearance operation organised in direct partnership between a high-end fashion house and a specialist platform such as The Bradery. For a limited period — generally 5 to 10 days — new luxury clothes and accessories, with original tags and guaranteed authenticity, are offered with discounts of up to −60%. These sales are rare by nature: luxury brands strictly control their distribution and pricing. The Bradery is one of the few accredited platforms to organise these events with Maje, Sandro, Zadig&Voltaire, Claudie Pierlot, Rouje and BA&SH. Access is via free registration, and alerts allow you to be notified first — decisive when popular sizes (34–38) sell out within hours of opening.
The 6 iconic Parisian luxury brands available on The Bradery
Maje, founded in Paris in 1998, offers luminous feminine fashion — floral dresses, tiered skirts, relaxed blazers. In boutique, between €150 and €350 per piece. Up to −50% in private sales. Sandro, from the SMCP group, embodies contemporary Parisian elegance for men and women — blazers, asymmetric dresses, fine knitwear — up to −55%. Zadig&Voltaire, founded in 1997 — Parisian rock chic, leather, skull, cashmere — up to −50%. Claudie Pierlot, the relaxed Parisienne with her midi dresses and structured jackets — up to −60%. Rouje, created by Jeanne Damas — the definition of the Parisian girl style — up to −50%. BA&SH, carefree chic — opening 31 May 2026.
Why dress in Parisian luxury via The Bradery rather than in a boutique?
Maje, Sandro and Claudie Pierlot boutiques rarely offer more than −30% during their sales. The Bradery offers −50% to −60% on complete collections, including best-sellers. For a luxury wardrobe built up gradually, the cumulative savings can exceed €1,000 in a year compared to boutique prices.
How to shop smart at a luxury private sale?
Size, cut and fabric: the criteria of accessible luxury
Buying Parisian luxury online without trying on requires a perfect knowledge of your measurements and brand sizing. Maje follows French sizing standards — fluid dresses are designed to be worn loose, so go with your usual size. Sandro cuts rather fitted: between two sizes, go for the larger one. Zadig&Voltaire generally follows standard sizing, except knitwear (cashmere, wool) which may shrink. For structured Claudie Pierlot blazers and jackets, check the detailed measurements (bust, shoulder length). Fabric composition determines the feel, drape and longevity — check the percentage of natural fibres before ordering.
Four rules for successful luxury private sale shopping
First rule: only order what you would have bought in store — the bargain effect can push you to buy outside your actual style. Second rule: check the composition first — silk, viscose and polyester do not have the same lifespan. Third rule: keep the tags until a final decision is made (14 days to return). Fourth rule: order within the first few hours — signature pieces (Rouje signature dress, Sandro blazer, Zadig perfecto) sell out in under 48 hours.
What strategy should you use to build a luxury wardrobe through private sales?
Identify your missing pieces (coat, evening dress, work blazer), follow brand alerts, respond quickly at opening for popular sizes. Over 12 months with 4 to 6 luxury fashion private sales, build a quality wardrobe for under €1,200 — where the same pieces in boutique would exceed €3,000.
Accessible Parisian luxury trends in 2026
Accessible luxury: a €400 billion market in 2026
The accessible luxury segment represents more than 400 billion euros in global market value in 2026, driven by brands such as Maje, Sandro, Claudie Pierlot and BA&SH. These houses offer quality and positioning close to traditional luxury, with accessible prices starting from €100 to €200 per piece. In The Bradery private sales, these pieces become accessible from €50 to €100.
Luxury silhouettes and trends for spring-summer 2026
Four trends are dominating accessible luxury fashion in 2026. Fluid softness: light and enveloping pieces — Maje's domain with its veiled dresses. Timeless black: oversized blazer, black knotted dress, restructured perfecto at Sandro and Zadig&Voltaire. Romantic prints: florals, watercolour abstractions, liberty prints on Maje, BA&SH and Rouje. Denim 2.0: embroidered jeans, structured denim jackets at Sandro and Claudie Pierlot.
How to care for your luxury clothing?
For silk (Maje dresses, Rouje tops): hand wash or dry clean, never machine wash. For wool and cashmere (Zadig&Voltaire knitwear): 30°C delicate wool programme, dry flat. For leathers (Zadig perfectos): specialist leather nourishing cream, breathable garment bag storage. For structured blazers: dry clean only. These care habits allow a Claudie Pierlot jacket bought for €90 in a private sale to last 15 years with full elegance intact.
Frequently asked questions about luxury private sales
What is a luxury private sale?
A clearance operation with houses such as Maje, Sandro, Zadig&Voltaire offering new luxury clothing up to −60%, for 5 to 10 days with limited stock.
Are clothes in luxury private sales authentic?
Yes, The Bradery works in direct partnership with the brands. Every piece is new with original tags — never second-hand items or replicas.
Does Maje run large or small?
Maje follows French sizing standards. Fluid dresses are designed to be worn loose — go with your usual size. For structured pieces, consult the size guide on the product page.
Can you return a luxury garment purchased in a private sale?
Yes, within the legal 14-day period, provided the garment is unworn, with tags and in its original packaging.
Why is Rouje a luxury brand?
Created by Jeanne Damas, an international Parisian icon. Noble materials, carefully crafted, boutique prices between €80 and €350. Its value lies as much in the style as in the quality.
When does the next BA&SH private sale open?
On 31 May 2026 on The Bradery. Create your account and activate alerts to be notified as soon as it opens.
How to care for a Zadig&Voltaire perfecto?
Specialist leather nourishing cream (Saphir or Collonil), avoid moisture, store in a breathable garment bag on a wide hanger. Specialist leather dry cleaner for deep cleaning.
When are the next luxury private sales on The Bradery?
5 to 8 times a year, with peaks in May–June and November–December. BA&SH opens on 31 May 2026. Activate your alerts so you don't miss a thing.