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Material to write about Werop
A description ready to quote, verifiable facts, a timeline and a downloadable brand kit. If something is missing, write to us and we will provide it.
Werop opened to the public in November 2026 in Spain, with the first stores, and today you can buy in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland. The other three delivery countries open for purchases one by one, when there are enough stores that ship there. Any traffic or revenue figure attributed to us must come from us: ask us for it.
How to describe us
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Werop is a European independent fashion marketplace, based in Spain, where garments can be tried on virtually with artificial intelligence before buying them.
Werop is a European marketplace, based in Spain, dedicated exclusively to independent fashion brands and designers from Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. The catalogue is shared: from those seven countries, and also from Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland, you buy from the stores of all. Stores open their space for free and pay a flat commission of 12 % plus VAT only when they sell, with no monthly fees or listing fees. Its distinguishing feature is artificial intelligence applied to two specific points in clothing retail: buyers can see how a garment looks on them before buying it, through the Chulair virtual fitting room app, and sellers get uniform catalogue photos by uploading a simple photo taken with a phone.
Werop is a European independent fashion marketplace, based in Spain, focused on brands and designers with their own product, created by the same team that develops Chulair, the virtual fitting room app with artificial intelligence. It stems from a simple observation: a small brand with its own product competes at a disadvantage on the big marketplaces, where commissions run at between 15% and 25% and fixed fees are often added, and where its product gets diluted among thousands of listings. Werop proposes the opposite: a catalogue limited to independent fashion, a flat commission of 12 % plus VAT with no fees or listing fees, and payments that go directly to the seller's account. Artificial intelligence is applied where it reduces real friction. For buyers, the garment can be tried on virtually before deciding, which tackles the main cause of returns in online fashion. For sellers, the system automatically turns a photograph taken with a phone into a catalogue image with a white background and uniform format, removing the need for a photo studio. The project is based in Spain. It opened to the public in November 2026 in Spain and today you can buy in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland, with stores that can sign up from seven European countries — Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria —; buying opens country by country in the other three delivery countries (the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria), as stores that ship there become available.
Facts
Everything verifiable, in one place.
- What it is
- European independent fashion marketplace, based in Spain
- Scope
- Stores from seven countries: Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. Buyers from those seven plus Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland. Shared catalogue: from any of the ten you buy from the stores of the seven
- Shipping
- At cost price, shared between buyer and store: the buyer pays a rate by zone (4,95 € for the first parcel within the same country and 2,95 € for each additional store; from 5,95 € to 14,95 € if the store is in another country) and the store contributes what is missing up to the real cost of the parcel (0,26 € on a domestic shipment). Werop does not earn from shipping
- Who it is for
- Brands and designers with their own product, and people who buy independent fashion
- Business model
- 12 % + VAT commission per sale. No monthly fees or listing fees. Registration is free
- Payments
- Through Stripe, directly to each store's account, with the commission already deducted
- Own technology
- Virtual fitting room with artificial intelligence, automatic product photo retouching and image search
- Relationship with Chulair
- Same team. Chulair is the virtual fitting room app; Werop items can be tried on in it
- Status
- Open to the public since November 2026 (today you can buy in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland); the other countries as stores that ship there become available
- Website
- www.werop.com · Store sign-up at werop.com/vender
- Contact
- hola@werop.com
What makes it different
The three points that usually interest anyone writing about this.
You try the garment on before buying it
Through Chulair, buyers see how the garment looks on their own photo. In online fashion, not knowing whether something will fit well is the leading cause of returns.
Catalogue photos without a studio
The store uploads a photo taken with a phone and the system returns it with a white background and a uniform format. For a small brand, the photo shoot is one of the real barriers to selling online.
One commission, and no fees
12 % + VAT when there is a sale and a small contribution to shipping (0,26 € per domestic parcel); no fees. No monthly charge or listing cost, so keeping the catalogue open costs nothing if a month brings no sales.
Timeline
Project milestones to date.
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The marketplace separates from Chulair as a project of its own and adopts the name Werop.
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First launch into production with its own domain: catalogue, seller panel and administration.
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Payments with Stripe to each store's account, discount coupons and automatic photo retouching arrive. The Android app begins its internal testing.
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Recruitment of the first stores, a step prior to opening the catalogue to the public. Werop stops being only Spanish: it widens its scope to seven European countries (Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria).
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Werop adds Portugal, Luxembourg and Ireland to the countries where you can buy.
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Werop opens to the public in Spain with the first stores and publishes the Werop Tiendas app for Android on Google Play.
Brand kit
Logo, colours, typefaces and screenshots. You can use it in articles about Werop without asking permission.
Logo
Full logoPNG · 2703 px · transparent background
LogoPNG · 1817 px · transparent background
White logoPNG · for dark backgrounds
Logomark
Colours
Typefaces
- Do not distort the logo or change its colours.
- Leave space around it, at least the height of the letter “o”.
- On dark backgrounds, use the light version of the logomark.
- Do not use it in a way that suggests Werop sponsors or endorses anything.
Screenshots
Real images of the product. Click any of them to open it at full size.
Press contact
We respond to media, interviews and requests for material. If you need a specific fact, an image in another format or to speak to the team, write to us.
hola@werop.com