Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated · September 2026

Transparency is part of how NAIA works. This page explains how we earn revenue, and what that means for you.

How NAIA earns revenue

NAIA takes part in affiliate programmes with selected fashion retailers, through established affiliate networks. When you click through to a retailer from naia.care and go on to make a purchase, we may earn a commission on that sale.

The commission is paid by the retailer, not by you. It does not affect the price of any item, and it does not change what you see or how you shop.

Why we work this way

Affiliate revenue is what keeps NAIA free to use. Rather than charging a subscription or filling the site with advertising, we earn only when a recommendation genuinely helps you find something worth buying.

Editorial independence

Our recommendations are based on style match, quality, price and value, never on commission. Retailers cannot pay for placement. We regularly feature products from retailers who pay us nothing, when they are the best answer to what you're looking for.

The right choice for you comes first, always.

Compliance

NAIA follows the disclosure requirements of the Dutch Reclamecode Social Media & Influencer Marketing (RSM) and applicable EU consumer protection law. Where required, individual recommendations carry a clear affiliate label.

Questions

If you have a question about how affiliate marketing works on NAIA, or about a specific recommendation, contact us at info@naia.care.