Can brands really make a meaningful contribution towards decarbonisation by launching their own #resale programme?
@eeriktoom takes a look at the overall climate impact of resale - and the details that matter.
https://t.co/HMeufu3aAM
@Selfridges expects “Reselfridges” to form the backbone of its business within years, and sets a goal for #resale, #rental and #repair to make up 45% of its transactions by 2030 - via @guardian
https://t.co/whiHbUZGb4
Resale is growing 11x faster than broader apparel retail. But why do an increasing number of consumers choose to shop secondhand, and what does that mean for brands? https://t.co/cADqK6o1R9
"In 2022, every fashion brand will have to offer a 360° resale option to their clients." - @WIRED
We're building @RelishedHQ to help brands do this right, without having to build the tech and logistics from the ground up.
https://t.co/0SZxmOka2G
@GreenBiz : "... merchants will need to make resale easy and accessible for customers, both online and in stores. They’ll also have to make secondhand goods a larger portion of their offerings. Simply put, resale needs to become part of the new normal in retail."
At least three companies in the space — ThredUp, Poshmark and The RealReal — have gone public since 2019. That has put resale squarely in the sights of investors and consumers. https://t.co/lMbYvh4RZy
Excited to start https://t.co/iLYG88ii5Q with @g_l_daniell to help retail brands extend the pre-recycling life of their products - starting with apparel.
Would love to speak to anyone in retail who is looking into trade-in and resale!