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Fashionphile Scraper

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Fashionphile Scraper

Fashionphile Scraper

Scrapes pre-owned luxury listings and product pages from Fashionphile, returning brand, product name, condition, price, discount, images, and full item descriptions.

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Fashionphile Scraper

Pre-owned luxury handbags, watches, and jewelry from Fashionphile — brands, conditions, prices, and discounts as clean JSON.

Scrapes pre-owned luxury listings and product pages from Fashionphile, returning brand, product name, condition, price, discount, images, and full item descriptions. Point it at a category, sale, or search page to sweep a whole listing with pagination handled for you, or at individual product pages for the complete record — description, every photo, variant pricing, and stock details. Useful for resale price tracking, luxury market research, and building comparison or inventory feeds.

⚡ Quick start

{
"startUrls": [
{ "url": "https://www.fashionphile.com/collections/discounted-all" }
],
"maxItems": 5
}

🧩 Input

FieldTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
startUrlsarrayyesFashionphile URLs to scrape. Category, sale, search, and product pages are all supported.
maxItemsintegerno5Maximum results per start URL. Listing pages stop paginating once the budget is spent.
proxyConfigurationobjectno{ "useApifyProxy": false }Proxy settings. Not needed for this Actor.

📤 Output

Every result is one dataset row. The itemType field tells the two shapes apart: search for a row collected from a category, sale, or search page, and product for a full record collected from a product page. Listing rows are compact and comparable; product rows carry the complete item.

Fields

FieldTypeDescription
itemTypestringsearch or product.
idnumberFashionphile item identifier, stable across both shapes.
urlstringPublic product page URL.
brand_namestringBrand, e.g. Chanel (listing rows).
product_namestringItem name without the brand (listing rows).
conditionstringGraded condition, e.g. Excellent, Shows Wear (listing rows).
pricenumberCurrent asking price in USD (listing rows).
discounted_pricenumberAmount taken off the original price, 0 when not discounted (listing rows).
titlestringItem name without the brand (product rows).
vendorstringBrand (product rows).
body_htmlstringFull item description, including materials and hardware.
product_typestringCategory, e.g. Bags, Watches, Jewelry.
handlestringURL slug of the item.
tagsstringMerchandising tags as published.
template_suffixstringStorefront template variant, usually empty.
published_scopestringWhere the item is published, e.g. global.
created_atstringWhen the item was first listed, ISO 8601.
updated_atstringWhen the listing last changed, ISO 8601.
published_atstringWhen the item went on sale, ISO 8601.
variantsarrayPurchasable variants with price, compare-at price, SKU, and stock.
optionsarrayVariant option names and their values.
imagesarrayEvery photo, with dimensions and CDN URL.
imageobjectPrimary photo.

💡 Use cases

  • Resale price tracking — follow asking prices and markdowns on a brand or model over time and spot when inventory is repriced.
  • Luxury market research — size the second-hand market by brand, category, and condition grade using whole-category sweeps.
  • Comparison shopping feeds — build a resale price index and match it against retail or other marketplaces.
  • Inventory and sourcing — watch a sale collection for items that clear a target discount and route them to buyers.
  • Authentication and cataloguing — collect descriptions, materials, hardware notes, and every photo for reference libraries.

❓ FAQ

  • Do I need a proxy? No. Fashionphile serves both listings and product records without one, so proxies are off by default.
  • Which URLs can I use? Category and sale pages such as /collections/discounted-all, search pages such as /search?q=chanel, and product pages such as /p/<item-slug>.
  • How do I scrape a whole category? Raise maxItems; the Actor pages through the listing until the budget is spent or results run out.
  • Why do listing rows and product rows have different fields? Listing rows carry the comparable columns a grid shows; product rows carry the full record. Use itemType to tell them apart.
  • What is discounted_price? The amount taken off the original price, not the sale price itself. A row priced at 1735 with discounted_price 90 was originally 1825.

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🖼 Image credit

Image credit: fashionphile.com