Would you rent your wardrobe — or borrow someone else's?

We're exploring a peer-to-peer clothing and personal items rental platform. This is the short version — straight to the point.

⏱ About 2 minutes

Q1How likely would you be to rent clothing or accessories from another person?*

Not at all likelyVery likely

Q2How likely would you be to list your own items for others to rent?*

Not at all likelyVery likely

Q3Which would interest you most? (Select all that apply)

Q3bIf you could rent non-clothing items, which categories would interest you most? (Select up to 3)

Think beyond your wardrobe — things you use occasionally but don't need to own.

Q4What would be your biggest concern? (Select up to 2)

Q5What would make you trust the platform most? (Select all that apply)

Q6What would be your main reason for using a platform like this? (Select all that apply)

Q7aYou're renting a dress for $40. Which service fee feels fairest to pay on top?

As a renter — pick the one that feels most reasonable.

Q7bIf you listed your own items, what platform deduction from your earnings feels fair?

As a lender — the platform keeps a cut of what you earn per rental.

Q8Where are you located?

Q8bDo you identify as LGBTQIA+?

Optional — helps us understand whether Drape resonates across different communities.

Q9Overall, how likely are you to use a platform like Drape once it launches?*

1 — Not at all10 — Extremely likely

Q10What's the one thing Drape would need to get right for you to use it?

Optional — but your answer here is extremely valuable to us.

Q11Would you like to hear when Drape launches?

Anonymous · No personal data collected unless you opt in above · Takes ~2 minutes

Thank you.

Your responses have been recorded. Here's a quick snapshot of how your answers compared to what we're hearing.

Your likelihood to rent

Your likelihood to lend

Overall interest score

We're building Drape to be the Airbnb of personal items — democratic, trustworthy, and good for people and the planet. Your input shapes what we build first.