Meguru

Second-hand apps make it easy to buy and sell, but they stop at the transaction. When a piece has a loose button or a frayed cuff, people either skip it or buy it and never get round to fixing it, so good clothes still end up unworn.

Meguru set out to connect the whole life of a piece in one app: find it, fix it, and pass it on. The challenge was to fit buying, repair and reselling together without making the app feel heavy, and to make honest details like a "minor flaw" feel reassuring rather than off-putting.

Repair built into buying. Repair isn't a separate corner of the app. When a listing has a small flaw, the product page offers a local tailor's fix with a fixed price and ready date, and it rides along in the same checkout. The item visits the tailor first, then arrives at the buyer's door.

One story, end to end. Every screen follows one everyday journey: Maya finds a patchwork jean jacket with a frayed cuff, adds an $8 repair, pays once, follows the repair step by step, and later lists her own trench coat. Prices, dates and totals match from screen to screen, so the prototype reads like a real product.

Honest by design. Every card shows the real saving against buying new, condition is always visible, and the sell flow asks people to photograph the flaw too. A suggested price based on similar pieces takes the guesswork out of listing.

A warm, illustrated brand. Deep green and cream keep the interface calm and premium, peach highlights the moments that matter, and Hanger, the mascot, adds personality from onboarding to the impact screen. A simple rule keeps it consistent: green for actions, peach for highlights.

A complete mobile app concept with 13 screens across three connected flows: buying, repair and selling, plus onboarding, sign-up, search and a personal impact profile.

The design is built on a small component system (product cards, chips, badges, buttons and a tab bar with a central Sell button) so new screens stay consistent. The result feels friendly and trustworthy, and turns a familiar resale app into one that helps clothes stay in use for longer.