What is the Kardashian Kloset?

THE Kardashian-Jenner clan is known for their business savvy, selling everything from makeup and perfumes to jeans and shapewear.

Diehard fans also have the option to purchase "hand-picked" items from Kris, Kim, Kylie, Khloé, Kourtney, and Kendall themselves.

What is the Kardashian Kloset?

Established in October 2019, the Kardashian Kloset is an online resale site specializing in luxury designer goods.

Their website mentions that all clothing and accessories available on the site have been "hand-picked by each family member," reportedly from their own wardrobes.

The e-commerce site is run by Cynthia "Cici" Bussey, the first cousin of the Kardashian's father, Robert Kardashian Sr.

Bussey has appeared on both E! Entertainment Television's Keeping Up With the Kardashians and Hulu's The Kardashians.

The website also states that the Kardashian Kloset's goal is to "share a part of the Kardashian-Jenner family lifestyle" by providing shoppers with "the opportunity to own one-of-a-kind items."

The majority of the items on the site are labeled rare, new, and/or come with tags.

The store says it promotes sustainability, though it's unclear how many items have actually been worn or used before, and how many have been gifted to the family.

Shoppers also have the ability to purchase vintage and pre-worn or used items, like a Hermes Birkin 30 handbag from Kylie Jenner's closet for $65,000, a pair of Spanx leggings from Kendall Jenner's collection for $75, and a Christian Dior jacket from Kris Jenner's wardrobe for $3,695.

All Kardashian Kloset items are sold as-is, some with discoloration, missing or damaged hardware, and fading or pilling fabric.

Shoppers who purchase items that don't fit or they otherwise don't like are also out of luck.

The website stresses that all sales are final, with no returns, exchanges, refunds, or cancellations allowed.

Who were the first to sell their clothes on the site?

The website's first drop in October 2019 included items belonging to momager Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner.

In the following weeks, items from Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, and Kendall Jenner's closets followed.

The Kardashian Kloset also sells select kid's clothing and men's items, though it's not confirmed whether the pieces actually come from the famous family's own children, their brother Rob Kardashian, or other men in their life like Scott Disick, Tristan Thompson, Travis Barker, and Corey Gamble.

Shoppers have the ability to browse items from each family member's individual wardrobes or shop for new, unworn, or unused pieces.

Shoppers do not have the option to sort items by price.

While there are some steals available on the site for savvy shoppers, especially when it comes to rare or vintage finds, most of the items are overpriced or comparable to buying the pieces new from department stores.

However, diehard fans will likely appreciate the fact that some items have been worn by the Kardashians and Jenners, appearing in paparazzi shots or on the family's reality TV shows or social media accounts.

Where does the Kardashian Kloset money go?

The Kardashian Kloset's website does not confirm whether the money goes back to the Kardashian-Jenner's own pockets.

However, it also doesn't mention that the proceeds are benefiting any charities, either.

The Kardashian Kloset's FAQ page also states: "We are not responsible for carrier loss or misplacement of package....after the item(s) have left [our site]."

Before starting the Kardashian Kloset, the family used to sell their old items on an eBay store and give 10% of the profits to charity.

Longtime fans will also remember that Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé also ran several DASH clothing stores in Calabasas, Miami, and New York.

Despite their overpriced items, controversial return policy, and even online backlash from fans and haters alike, the Kardashian Kloset is still operational four years after its initial launch.

While the store's items may seem high to the average consumer, even the most expensive options are penny change for the family.

The Kardashian-Jenners have a reported combined net worth of more than $2 billion.