Affirm partners with REVOLVE to offer Pay-Over-Time at fashion checkout in U.S.

By Puja Sharma

Affirm, the payment network that empowers consumers and drives growth for merchants, today announced that it has signed a partnership with Revolve Group, Inc., the next-generation fashion retailer for Millennial and Generation Z consumers. Shoppers in the U.S. will soon be able to use Affirm to pay over time for REVOLVE’s collection of premium apparel, footwear, accessories, and beauty—which includes brands like Helsa, Eaves, GRLFRND Denim, and more—both online and in the REVOLVE mobile app.

“At REVOLVE, we’re committed to curating a shopping experience that’s seamless, inspiring, and tailored to our customers’ needs. Shopping should be effortless, and payment flexibility is a key part of our premium experience. Affirm stood out for its transparent approach, customised and flexible options, and proven ability to build trust with millions of loyal shoppers. With Affirm, our customers will have clarity and control at checkout—making it easier to get the styles they love, on their terms,” said Mike Karanikolas, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of REVOLVE Group Inc.

“By uniting emerging labels, top designers, and in-house brands, REVOLVE is creating a smarter way to shop—and with Affirm, a smarter way to pay,” said Pat Suh, Affirm’s SVP of Revenue. “Unlike most credit cards and other pay-over-time options, Affirm never charges late fees, hidden fees, or compound interest. As shoppers refresh their wardrobes for the warmer months, Affirm provides REVOLVE customers with the confidence to secure the styles they love with flexible payment options.”

Following the U.S. launch, Affirm plans to expand to REVOLVE’s customers in Canada and the U.K.

REVOLVE joins more than 55 fashion merchants that have integrated Affirm in the last six months. Brands and retailers, including Adidas, Canada Goose, Net-a-Porter, Stitch Fix, The RealReal, and more offer Affirm at checkout. From October to December 2024, apparel and accessory sales through Affirm increased 25% year-over-year, underscoring growing consumer demand for flexible and transparent ways to pay.