Clear answers about how Pear works.

Pear is a personalized apparel shopping platform that connects shoppers directly with verified brands in one place.

No. Pear does not own inventory or operate as a retailer. Brands sell their own products directly through Pear and remain responsible for fulfillment.

Amazon, Temu, and Shein are retail marketplaces that rely on third-party sellers, resellers, or middlemen. Pear, by contrast, connects you directly to brands, eliminating unnecessary markups and enhancing authenticity and pricing transparency.

Pear is not a wholesaler. Brands keep full control over their products and pricing. Pear simply provides the platform — ownership and the customer relationship remain directly between brands and shoppers.

Only verified brands are allowed to sell on Pear. Resellers, third-party marketplace sellers, and grey-market merchants are not permitted, so every product comes directly from the brand that made it.

You curate your own feed by choosing the brands you love and telling Pear your size, budget, and style preferences. Pear then personalizes what you see using genuine engagement rather than ads or intrusive tracking, so recommendations stay relevant.

No. Pear does not sell your personal data. Your information is shared only with the brand you are engaging with and the payment processors needed to complete a purchase. You stay in control of what you choose to share.

Each brand fulfills and ships its own products directly from its warehouse, using its own packaging and delivery operations.

Yes. Pear is designed to let you discover and purchase from multiple verified brands in one shopping experience.