Fashion Retailer Revolve Expands Affirm’s Flexible Payment Options to Canada and UK

Revolve Group, a fashion retailer for millennial and Generation Z consumers, now offers Affirm’s flexible payment options to shoppers in Canada and the United Kingdom.

The offering marks an expansion of the companies’ existing partnership in the United States, which launched earlier this year, according to a Monday (Dec. 15) press release.

Eligible shoppers in Canada and the U.K. can now use Affirm to pay over time for Revolve’s apparel, footwear, accessories and beauty products, according to the release.

Shoppers can select Affirm at checkout, go through a real-time eligibility check and, if approved, select a customized payment plan, per the release.

“At Revolve, curation shapes every step of the customer journey, from discovering a new piece to paying at checkout,” Revolve Group co-founder and co-CEO Mike Karanikolas said in the release. “Expanding our partnership with Affirm into Canada and the U.K. extends that standard to more consumers across the globe, offering simple, transparent payment options that fit naturally into the way they shop.”

When Revolve announced in April that it was adding Affirm’s pay-over-time option in the U.S., Karanikolas said: “Shopping should be effortless, and payment flexibility is a key part of our premium experience.”

Karanikolas added that the company selected Affirm because of its transparent approach, customized and flexible options, and relationship with shoppers.

Affirm Chief Revenue Officer Wayne Pommen said in the Tuesday press release that the partnership with Resolve has given the retailer’s customers in the U.S. more choice and clarity as they shop.

“Expanding into Canada and the U.K. lets even more shoppers take advantage of that experience—flexible payment options, upfront pricing, and zero late or hidden fees ever,” Pommen said.

Affirm is offered by nearly 420,000 merchants worldwide, and the company saw 30% year-over-year growth of fashion and beauty purchases on its network during the quarter ended Sept. 30, according to the release.

The company reported in November that it saw record volumes and profitable growth during the first quarter of its fiscal year 2026. Affirm CEO Max Levchin said the growth was supported by durable demand for transparent credit and 0% installment options.