- Pickle is a peer‑to‑peer app for renting luxury clothes and gear—users list items (from a $1,000 camera to designer dresses) and can earn real income (one seller makes about $7,000/month).
- The app is popular with Gen Z/millennials who favor access over ownership—you can rent statement pieces cheaply for events or trends (e.g., a Miu Miu hat for $50 vs. $825 retail).
- Launched in NYC and now nationwide with investor backing and influencer buzz, Pickle is often described as an “Airbnb for clothes” and many treat it as a lucrative side hustle.
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