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What Goes Around Comes Around
About
What Goes Around Comes Around (WGACA) is a luxury vintage and pre-owned fashion retailer founded in 1993 by Seth Weisser and Gerard Maione in New York City's SoHo neighborhood. For over three decades, the company has been a leading authority on curated vintage fashion, specializing in authenticated pre-owned pieces from heritage luxury houses including Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Dior. WGACA is known for its carefully curated inventory that spans multiple decades of fashion history.
The company operates its flagship store in SoHo along with locations in Beverly Hills and East Hampton, as well as a comprehensive e-commerce platform. What Goes Around Comes Around employs an in-house team of authentication experts who thoroughly verify every item before it reaches the sales floor. Beyond individual luxury pieces, WGACA has become a go-to resource for fashion stylists, celebrities, and collectors seeking rare vintage designer items. The company also collaborates with contemp
The company operates its flagship store in SoHo along with locations in Beverly Hills and East Hampton, as well as a comprehensive e-commerce platform. What Goes Around Comes Around employs an in-house team of authentication experts who thoroughly verify every item before it reaches the sales floor. Beyond individual luxury pieces, WGACA has become a go-to resource for fashion stylists, celebrities, and collectors seeking rare vintage designer items. The company also collaborates with contemp
Handbag Stores
WGACA is a destination for collectible vintage designer handbags, best known for its depth in vintage Chanel flap bags and rare Hermes and Louis Vuitton pieces, sold through its SoHo flagship, other US boutiques, and international e-commerce.
Luxury Resale
WGACA is a premier luxury vintage retailer since 1993, offering expertly curated and authenticated pre-owned pieces from Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and other heritage fashion houses.
Pre-Owned Luxury
What Goes Around Comes Around has curated vintage and pre-owned luxury since 1993, owning and authenticating its inventory rather than operating as a marketplace, with a catalog spanning vintage Chanel, Hermes, and Louis Vuitton sourced by its global buying team.
Brand Details
Brand Tier
High Luxury
Price Range
$200 - $50,000+
Founded
1993
Headquarters
New York, United States
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What Goes Around Comes Around is the gold standard for curated luxury vintage fashion. Three decades of expertise in sourcing and authenticating heritage pieces from Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and other luxury houses has produced an inventory that feels more like a fashion museum than a thrift store. The in-house authentication team provides rock-solid confidence in every purchase. Curation is extraordinary -- each piece is selected with a discerning eye that reflects deep fashion knowledge. The SoHo flagship, Beverly Hills, and East Hampton locations attract celebrities, stylists, and serious collectors. Free shipping on all orders and Affirm financing help offset the premium pricing. However, pricing is the main barrier -- WGACA charges top dollar for its curated, authenticated pieces, often exceeding what comparable items sell for on peer-to-peer platforms. The 14-day return window is tight for high-value purchases. For collectors and fashion enthusiasts seeking authenticated vintage luxury with impeccable curation, WGACA justifies its premium through expertise and trust.
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