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Farfetch Product Data

Luxury womenswear, Menswear, Shoes, Bags, Watches from farfetch.com, collected into one Farfetch dataset you can query, download, or have delivered.

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source specification

Source
farfetch.com
Segment
Luxury marketplace & e-tail
Origin
United Kingdom — founded 2007 in London
Categories
Luxury womenswear, Menswear, Shoes, Bags, Watches
Records
137
Formats
CSV · JSONL · API
Refresh
Daily

about the source

What Farfetch sells, and how its catalogue behaves

Farfetch is the largest luxury marketplace in the world, aggregating stock from hundreds of independent boutiques and brand partners into a single storefront. Because inventory is federated rather than owned, the same designer product frequently appears at different prices from different sellers in different countries.

why teams track it

What Farfetch shows about luxury retail

That federated structure is exactly what makes Farfetch valuable as data: it is the widest available view of luxury inventory and the only practical way to observe cross-boutique price dispersion on the same SKU. Brands use it to monitor how their products are actually being priced in the wholesale channel.

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collection method

How we read farfetch.com

The Farfetch collector uses Farfetch's internal JSON API, which returns the multi-boutique inventory with seller attribution intact.

What it captures from Farfetch

  • Seller and boutique attribution per listing
  • Designer and brand as separate fields from the product name
  • Cross-boutique price dispersion on identical products
  • Size availability per seller

live dataset

137 Farfetch products on record

Product catalogue from Farfetch — names, prices, colours, materials and images.

137

Product records

15

Fields observed

Daily

Re-crawled

Columns in the current Farfetch crawl

  • brandstring
  • categorystring
  • colorsarray
  • createdAtdate
  • currencystring
  • descriptionstring
  • discountedPricenumber · 45% of rows
  • imagesarray
  • marketplacestring
  • materialsarray
  • namestring
  • pricenumber
  • subCategorystring
  • subSubCategorystring · 98% of rows
  • updatedAtdate

Run inputs

None. The Farfetch dataset is filled by a scheduled crawl of farfetch.com, not by per-request runs.

questions

Farfetch data, answered

Does the feed identify which boutique holds each listing?
Yes. Seller attribution is preserved per listing, and for a marketplace it is the most important field in the record. Without it you cannot tell whether a price gap reflects a genuine market move or simply two different boutiques in two different countries.
Can I track a specific designer across the marketplace?
Yes. Designer is a first-class field, so the feed can be filtered to one brand and used to monitor how that brand is priced and discounted across every boutique on the platform. That is the most common use for this source among brand-side customers.
How many Farfetch products are in the dataset?
137 product records at the latest count. The dataset is re-crawled daily.
How do Farfetch records differ from a single-brand feed?
Farfetch lists many designers under one storefront, so each record carries the designer as its own field next to the retailer it was collected from. That lets you compare one designer across retailers, or Farfetch's mix across designers.
How do I get Farfetch data?
Download the latest Farfetch crawl from the datasets catalogue as CSV or JSONL, query it through the API under the dataset id "farfetch", or ask us for a scheduled delivery into your own storage.

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Download 100 rows from the latest farfetch.com crawl and check them against your own numbers before committing.

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