Net-a-Porter Price Tracker

NET-A-PORTER was founded in London in 2000 by former fashion journalist Natalie Massenet, who wanted a website that read like a magazine and let you buy what you saw. It focuses on womenswear; menswear has its own sister site, MR PORTER. After the 2015 merger with YOOX and years under Richemont, the group was bought in 2025 by Mytheresa's parent company, now called LuxExperience. UK and US customers each have a local storefront whose prices include all import duties and taxes.

Reductions come mainly in the seasonal sales, which tend to move in stages, with further markdowns as the season goes on. If something you've already bought is reduced, NET-A-PORTER may approve a price adjustment, credited to your account as store credit, though not for further reductions or short-term promotional prices. In London and New York, the Premier service delivers on the same day within a one-hour window, which helps when you want a sale piece quickly.

That price-adjustment policy is a good reason to keep an alert running after you've ordered. SaleAlarm checks the product page regularly and emails you when the price drops, so you'll spot a markdown on a piece you already own and can call Customer Care promptly. Before buying, the alert tells you exactly when each cut lands, so you don't have to keep refreshing the page throughout the sale.