Vinted down? There's trouble at the vintage clothing marketplace
While the site seems to be up and running for us here at Tom's Guide, it is being extremely slow. But that's from the website, and the majority of reports seem to be about the app — which is where a lot of people do their pre-loved buying and selling.
If you've been struggling to access Vinted this morning, rest assured you're not alone. We'll be covering this outage live and as it happens, so stay tuned and we'll see what happens together.
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