Jomashop - Shop Luxury Fashion

Review by eFreeware

Jomashop is a free Android shopping app from Jomashop Inc., the retailer behind Jomashop.com, which has been selling luxury and designer goods online since 1999. The app puts that catalog on your phone: watches, fragrances, sunglasses and apparel, with the emphasis on discounted prices rather than full retail.

The main reason to consider it is the combination of brand breadth and price cuts. The developer describes a catalog of more than 1,000 brands and 75,000 products, and says fragrances run up to 75% off retail. If you already shop this kind of merchandise online, having the same selection in an app with deal alerts is the appeal.

It is a free download with no ads and no in-app purchases, which is worth noting in a shopping category where both are common. The app has been installed more than 100,000 times and holds a 4.6 average from 3,006 ratings, figures that suggest a settled, reasonably well-received release rather than a brand-new experiment.

The shopper this app is built for

This is an app for people who buy designer goods at a discount and know roughly what they want before they open it. The catalog leans on watches and fragrance above all: Rolex, Seiko, Breitling, Cartier, Tissot, Tudor and Tag Heuer on the watch side, and Creed, Xerjoff, Bond No. 9, Tom Ford and Versace among the fragrance houses.

If sunglasses or apparel are your interest, there is a place for you too. Ray-Ban, Oakley, Costa Del Mar and Maui Jim cover the eyewear side, and the developer lists designer fashion and apparel as a further category. Someone replacing a worn pair of sunglasses or restocking a fragrance they already wear will find the app more immediately useful than a browser starting from nothing.

The pitch is aimed at value rather than novelty. Jomashop says it has saved customers over a billion dollars since 1999 and that more than 20 million people have bought from it, and the app is positioned as a way to get early access to price drops. That framing suits a repeat buyer who watches for a specific model to fall in price, not someone browsing for inspiration with no brand in mind.

Browsing a catalog of 1,000-plus brands

The scale of the selection is the app's central feature. The intent is clear: get you from opening the app to a product page quickly.

Fragrance gets particular attention in the numbers the developer provides, with over 14,000 scents available and discounts advertised at up to 75% off retail. For anyone who buys perfume or cologne regularly, that depth matters more than a broad but shallow catalog, because it means a specific house or concentration is more likely to be in stock.

The app covers watches, sunglasses and apparel alongside fragrance, so a single session can move between categories. That is convenient if you are buying a gift and want to compare a watch against a scent at a similar price, though it also means the app is doing several retail jobs at once rather than specializing.

Wishlist, price alerts and notifications

Three features shape how the app is meant to be used day to day. The first is the wishlist, where you save items you are tracking. The second is early access to exclusive price-drop deals, which the developer presents as an app benefit. Third, alerts cover new arrivals and limited-time offers.

Taken together, those features describe an app designed to be checked and then left alone until something changes. You save a watch or a bottle you want, and the notifications tell you when it is worth coming back. That is a lighter pattern of use than a general marketplace app you might open to browse, and it fits the discount model well.

The wishlist also does quiet work as a comparison tool. If you are weighing two similar models or two sizes of the same fragrance, saving both keeps them side by side without needing to remember prices. The value depends on how often prices move.

Shipping, support and what the app costs

The app itself is free, carries no advertising and offers no in-app purchases. There is nothing to unlock and no paid tier, so the cost question is about the goods rather than the software. Any purchase you make is a normal retail transaction for the item, at whatever price the app shows.

On delivery, shipping is free and orders go out from a fulfillment center in New York City to more than 150 countries. That combination stands out for cross-border retail. Free shipping is stated as part of the offer.

Support is available by phone, live chat and email, and the developer invites feedback at a published address. For a store selling watches and fragrance, having several ways to reach a person is a reasonable baseline. The app was released in December 2023 and last updated in October 2026, with the most recent change improving how external app links are handled.

How it compares with other ways to buy

The obvious alternative is the retailer's own website. The app's case rests on the wishlist, the notifications and the early access to price drops. If you already shop on the site from a laptop, the app is a convenience layer rather than a different store.

A second comparison is a general marketplace, where you might find similar brands from many sellers at varying prices. Jomashop's advantage there is that it is a single retailer, which simplifies the question of who you are buying from. The trade-off is that you are limited to what that retailer stocks.

A third option is buying direct from a brand or from an authorized boutique. That route typically comes with the brand's own warranty and service network. Jomashop's model is discount-led, so the decision comes down to how much you value the saving against buying at full price from the brand itself.

A discount catalog worth keeping on your phone

Jomashop is a straightforward proposition: a free, ad-free app for a long-established discounter, with a catalog that runs from Rolex and Cartier to Creed and Ray-Ban. The features that make it worth installing are the wishlist, the price-drop access and the notifications, all of which assume you have a specific item in mind and want to know when it gets cheaper.

It suits repeat buyers of watches and fragrance most of all, and anyone who already trusts the Jomashop name from the website. If you buy sunglasses or apparel at a discount, the same catalog covers you. The 4.6 rating from 3,006 ratings suggests the app does its job for the people who use it.

What you are getting is one retailer's inventory priced to move. If that matches how you shop for these categories, the download costs you nothing.

What's new in version 96

Improved handling of external app links.