Sites Like Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa: The Best Luxury Alternatives

The best sites like Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa are Farfetch, for boutiques worldwide in one place; Moda Operandi, for ordering straight from the runway; Ssense, for directional designers; FWRD, Shopbop and 24S for curated designer edits; the US department stores Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman; and Coveti, for independent and emerging luxury designers the big sites rarely carry.

Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa now belong to the same group, after Mytheresa’s owner bought YOOX Net-a-Porter in 2025, so for a genuinely different edit it pays to look beyond both.

Sites like Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa, compared

1. Farfetch

Farfetch lists stock from independent boutiques and brand stores in many countries, so its range is enormous and it is often where a sold-out size turns up. Each piece ships from the partner that holds it.

2. Moda Operandi

Moda Operandi is built around the trunk show: you can pre-order pieces from a designer’s latest runway collection months before they reach stores.

3. Ssense

The Montreal retailer leans directional, with a strong menswear offer and newer designers alongside the established names.

4. FWRD

FWRD is the luxury site from the group behind Revolve, with a sharp edit of contemporary and luxury labels for US shoppers.

5. Shopbop

Owned by Amazon, Shopbop focuses on contemporary designers and is an easy choice for everyday luxury in the US.

6. 24S

24S is LVMH’s own luxury fashion website, run from Paris, with the group’s houses alongside an edit of other designers.

7. Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman

The three great US department stores now sit under one owner, Saks Global. Their websites carry the biggest luxury houses, and their stores let you try before you buy.

8. Coveti

Coveti is the alternative for shoppers who want designers they will not find everywhere. Founded in Dubai in 2018 and headquartered in London, it stocks more than 190 independent and emerging luxury labels: Australian occasionwear from Zimmermann, Aje and Leo Lin, Lebanese couture from Elie Saab and Zuhair Murad, Parisian bags from Polène and Ateliers Auguste, and London tailoring from ME+EM. Every piece is inspected by Coveti’s authentication team before it ships by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, and prices are shown in US dollars. Go elsewhere for the full range of the biggest logo houses. Come here for the labels that are harder to find.

How to choose between them

• For the biggest luxury houses: Net-a-Porter, Mytheresa and the US department stores.
• For one specific sold-out piece: Farfetch.
• For the newest runway looks: Moda Operandi.
• For independent and emerging designers: Coveti.

Whichever you choose, read the delivery, duty and returns terms on the site before you order, because they differ widely between retailers. Our Coveti facts page sets out ours in plain terms.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Net-a-Porter?

It depends on what you are looking for. Mytheresa is the closest match for the big luxury houses, Farfetch has the widest range, Moda Operandi is best for runway pre-orders and Coveti is best for independent and emerging designers.

Are Net-a-Porter and Mytheresa the same company?

They are now part of the same group. Mytheresa’s owner bought YOOX Net-a-Porter in 2025, and the two sites continue to trade under their own names.

Which luxury website has the most independent designers?

Coveti is built around independent and emerging luxury designers, with more than 190 labels from Australia, Lebanon, Paris, London and beyond.