A jacket forgotten at someone's place, a dress still at the dry cleaner's, an outfit you have to be wearing before tonight. A verified courier collects it from the address it is at and hands it over where you need it, the same day.
Trousers left at your girlfriend's, a jacket forgotten after a party, a gym bag still at a friend's. The courier rings, picks up the bag and brings it back, without you or the person it slept at recrossing Paris for it.
Order a courierExactly when you finish. If the order is already paid for and ready, the courier collects it for you: give the shop, the ticket number and the name it is filed under.
Collecting from a shopThe dress is at the dry cleaner's, the shirt is at home, and you have been somewhere else since this morning. The run leaves now and lands at the address where you will get changed, not the one where you sleep.
When it is for right nowThe courier rides, and what they carry travels in a backpack or a top box. Fold the outfit the way you would for a weekend and put it in a cover or a closed bag. Nothing arrives pressed, and a suit that has to stay on its hanger is not a bike run.
The limits, in detailSomebody has to be there at both ends: the courier does not leave a bag at a door. A code at pickup, a code at handover, and a photo on arrival.
Trust and safetyAn outfit weighs nothing, so what you pay for is entirely the journey: the pickup charge plus the real route, from €8.90, shown in full before you confirm. A shirt and a coat cost the same between the same two addresses. Distance changes the price, never the wardrobe.
The full price listA piece sold to somebody four stops away. The courier makes the trip between the two of you, and neither of you has to arrange to meet.
Dropping off is one run, collecting is another. The second one goes out the day the work is finished, not the day you happen to be free.
A wedding, an interview on Monday morning, a funeral. These are the clothes nobody wants to leave to a three-hour delivery window.
The season turned and the coat has not moved since March. It comes back without anybody giving up a Sunday for a round trip.
A designer bag, a pair of collector's trainers, a coat worth a season's salary: the app refuses any declared value above €2,000.00. That is not a judgement on the coat, it is a limit on what we agree to carry. And empty the pockets: no cash, no bank card and no jewellery travels, not even inside a lining.
On a plain run, they collect and they hand over. They try nothing on, do not pick a size on your behalf and do not argue an exchange at a counter. If the job needs somebody talked to on the spot, it does not go through this form.