Sell the pieces you no longer wear
Sanpetuna takes care of everything, from collection to sale. You receive your proceeds as a bank transfer, or as Stanglwirt credit for your next stay – with a bonus from Sanpetuna on top.


Bank transfer or Stanglwirt credit: your choice
Depending on the price, you receive 60 to 72 % of the sale price. After each sale you decide: a bank transfer, or Stanglwirt credit, to which Sanpetuna adds 15 % of its own commission.
Example. You decide after your pieces have sold.
15 % of our commission goes to the Stanglwirt
If you choose credit, the amount is added to your credit. If you choose a bank transfer, the Stanglwirt donates it to Charity X, so your sale also supports a good cause. Your payout stays the same.
Example for a sale price of 5,000 €.
Four steps, fully managed

Activate
Scan the QR code on the tag in your wardrobe or fill in the short form. No photos needed.

Choose your pieces
Take the garment bag from your room home and decide at your leisure what to pass on.

We collect
Sanpetuna arranges collection, valuation, photography and the sale.

Transfer or credit
Once your pieces have sold, choose a bank transfer or Stanglwirt credit.
Currently at Sanpetuna
This is where your pieces are presented: photographed, measured and described by our specialists.

Your benefits
One contact for the whole process, from valuation to payout.
Turn your proceeds into credit for a future stay, with a bonus from Sanpetuna.
Your pieces are valued, photographed and listed first, so they sell sooner.
Sanpetuna collects your pieces from you free of charge.
Questions

At the Stanglwirt, for a future stay.
After the sale. Until then both options stay open, and you can decide for each payout separately.
Sanpetuna adds 15 % of its own commission to your credit: 210 € on a sale of 5,000 €.
The Stanglwirt donates it to Charity X, so your sale also supports a good cause.
Nothing upfront. Depending on the price you receive 60 to 72 % of the sale price; Sanpetuna's commission covers collection, photography and the sale.

Photography: Stanglwirt and Sanpetuna



