Send Incurvy the products worth showing.

Incurvy (incurvy.de, with a UK edition at incurvy.co.uk) is a German-founded plus-size fashion portal for curvy women. Rather than operating as its own online shop, Incurvy works like a shopping-comparison hub or 'virtual shopping mall': it aggregates clothing, shoes and accessories in larger sizes from more than 1,600 partner brands and shops onto a single browsable site, alongside a fashion blog and a community section where bloggers share plus-size outfits.

Because Incurvy doesn't sell products itself, every listing links back to the originating retailer's shop for checkout. That makes it functionally closer to a niche price-comparison or shopping-discovery site than to a marketplace such as Amazon or Zalando.

Incurvy gives plus-size fashion retailers exposure to a shopper audience that is specifically searching for larger-size clothing, without requiring a marketplace listing or a new storefront. According to Incurvy's own partner page, brands that join get an additional traffic and sales channel, quick onboarding, and fast integration of their catalog into the portal's existing browsing and outfit-inspiration experience.

For a niche category like plus-size fashion, being discoverable in a dedicated portal — rather than only competing in general search or on broad marketplaces — can be a meaningful incremental channel.

Incurvy's own terms of use are explicit about how catalog data works: information about products and prices is pulled from partner shops and shown "as accurately as possible," but Incurvy states plainly that real-time price synchronization is not technically guaranteed. If a partner shop's price or availability changes, Incurvy's terms make clear that the retailer's own site remains the authoritative source — not the listing on Incurvy.

Practically, this means Incurvy is built to consume periodically-refreshed product data rather than a live, per-request price check, which is exactly the kind of feed-based workflow Feedance is designed to keep current.

Incurvy does not publish a technical feed specification (file format, delivery method, or field schema) on its public site. The "Partner werden" (become a partner) page describes business benefits only and directs interested shops to reach out directly at kontakt@incurvy.de to start onboarding. Some plus-size brands that work with Incurvy are also active on the Awin affiliate network, which offers its own standardized product-data-feed pipeline for advertisers — but we could not confirm that this is Incurvy's sole or required data source.

In practice, expect Incurvy (or its onboarding team) to request a standard e-commerce feed, most commonly XML or CSV with product name, price, availability, image and a deep link back to the product page — the same baseline fields used across comparison-shopping style portals. Confirm the exact format and delivery method with Incurvy's partner team before building a dedicated export.

1. Contact Incurvy's partner team at kontakt@incurvy.de (via the "Partner werden" page on incurvy.de) to apply and confirm the exact feed format, fields and delivery method they want for your catalog.
2. In Feedance, build a product feed for your store's catalog, filtered to the plus-size/larger-size items you want listed on Incurvy, and map your data to whatever schema Incurvy's team confirms (typically product title, price, stock status, image URL and product link).
3. Set Feedance to host the feed at a stable URL (or export in the delivery method Incurvy requests) so their team can pull the latest version without manual re-uploads.
4. Use Feedance to keep the feed refreshed on a schedule, so price and stock changes on your side reach Incurvy promptly — directly addressing the sync-delay issue Incurvy itself flags in its terms of use.

Incurvy does not publish a required update frequency. However, its own terms of use acknowledge that prices and availability shown on the portal can lag behind the retailer's actual site because real-time synchronization isn't guaranteed. That's a strong signal that more frequent feed refreshes work in your favor: a daily automated update is a reasonable general baseline for keeping price and stock discrepancies to a minimum, with more frequent updates recommended during sales or high price-volatility periods.

These are general feed-quality practices, not Incurvy-specific requirements confirmed by the platform:

1. Keep pricing and stock status current so the listing matches what shoppers find when they click through to your shop — Incurvy's terms explicitly warn shoppers about the risk of stale data.
2. Use clear, size-inclusive product titles and complete size-range information where possible, since Incurvy's audience is specifically searching for larger sizes.
3. Make sure every feed item's deep link resolves directly to the specific product page, not a category or homepage, to minimize shopper drop-off after the click-through.
4. Use good-quality, on-model product images where available, consistent with a fashion-discovery browsing experience.

Is Incurvy an online shop I sell through directly?
No. Incurvy is a shopping-discovery portal that aggregates listings from partner shops; purchases happen on the retailer's own site after the shopper clicks through.

Does Incurvy publish a required feed format?
Not publicly. You'll need to confirm exact format and fields directly with Incurvy's partner team at kontakt@incurvy.de.

How do I become a partner shop on Incurvy?
Incurvy's site directs interested retailers to contact kontakt@incurvy.de via the "Partner werden" page to start the onboarding conversation.

Why might my price on Incurvy not match my current price?
Incurvy's own terms of use note that catalog data comes from partner shops and isn't synchronized in real time; more frequent feed updates through Feedance reduce this gap.

Incurvy (incurvy.de, with a UK edition at incurvy.co.uk) is a German plus-size fashion portal for curvy women. It does not run its own online shop. Instead, it works like a shopping hub that brings together clothing, shoes and accessories in larger sizes from many partner brands and shops, alongside a fashion blog and community content with outfit inspiration.

Every product on Incurvy links back to the partner retailer's own shop, where the purchase is completed. For plus-size fashion retailers, this offers an additional source of traffic from shoppers who are specifically looking for larger sizes.

Incurvy does not publish a public technical feed specification. Shops that want to join contact Incurvy's partner team to start onboarding, and the format and delivery method are agreed at that stage. In practice, comparison-style portals like this usually work with a standard XML or CSV product feed containing product names, prices, availability, images and deep links.

Incurvy notes that prices and availability on the portal are taken from partner shops and may not update in real time. Regular feed updates therefore help keep listings close to what shoppers see on the retailer's site. Clear titles, accurate size information, good images and correct categories help products appear in the right places on the portal.