Clothes that do something.
Paid to Wear exists to be the random bit of light in a stranger's day. The good news on someone's back. The verse you needed on the bus. The dumb prank that leaves you grinning in the checkout line.
Every piece has a scan code on the back. Somebody sees it, gets curious, and scans. What they find depends on the design: an encouraging message, a Bible verse for their day, a push to keep going, or a dancing giraffe. Your shirt stops being something people look at and becomes something they interact with.
One shirt, more than one meaning
Every piece carries a few layers at once. There's the saying people read from across the room. There's what they find when they scan it. And there's you: if they like it and order their own, you get paid.
Wear it, get paid for it
Every wearer gets their own code. When someone scans your back and orders, you earn $3. No follower count needed. Your code is yours for good, and every piece you add later carries the same code, so every sale counts toward you.
Pick your message
- Love: spreading love, with words of positivity and inspiration for whoever scans it.
- Daily Bread: a verse for their day.
- You Got This: motivation for whoever needs a push to keep going.
- Don't Scan This: they'll scan it anyway.
How you earn
- You earn $3 for every order placed through your personal code or link.
- A sale counts once the order ships.
- Payouts go out on the 15th of each month by PayPal or Venmo once your balance reaches $20. Under $20 rolls over.
- Payouts go to an account owned by someone 18 or older. Under 18? Use a parent's account.
- Buying for yourself, or scanning your own fit, doesn't earn.
- Whenever you share your link, your code, or yourself in the fit online, say you earn from it (#ad or "I earn from this").
- No spam. Paid to Wear may withhold earnings from accounts that break these rules.