Gbanjo. Limited drops from Lagos shops.

A shop announces a drop for a set time. Join the waitlist, get a reminder ten minutes before, then swipe through limited pieces at drop prices. When they're gone, they're gone.

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How a drop works

  1. Find it. Shops announce drops ahead of time. Join the waitlist for the ones you like.
  2. Get the reminder. Spree reminds you ten minutes before it starts.
  3. Claim it. Swipe through the pieces as the counts drop live. A piece you claim is held in your bag at the drop price for ten minutes.
  4. One checkout. Pay as usual, and it is delivered like any other Spree order.

The rules that keep it fair

  • Every drop piece is priced below its listed price.
  • A drop runs for between 15 minutes and two hours.
  • Each buyer can claim up to three pieces per drop, so one person can't empty it.
  • The counts you see are live. When a piece hits zero, it is gone.

For shops

A drop is a way to clear a rail, launch a collection or reward your followers. You choose the pieces, the drop price and the time, and Spree handles the waitlist, the reminder, the payment and the delivery.

Questions

What does gbanjo mean?

In Lagos, a gbanjo is a clearance sale: good pieces at low prices, while they last. On Spree it is a timed drop from a shop.

How do I know when a drop starts?

Join the drop's waitlist and Spree reminds you ten minutes before it starts.

How long do I have to pay?

A piece you claim is held at the drop price in your bag for ten minutes.

How many pieces can I buy in one drop?

Up to three per drop.

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