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Wyse London launches pre-loved marketplace

Wyse London has unveiled its first marketplace for pre-loved clothing. The platform intends to extend a Wyse product’s lifespan, while also allowing customers to “confidently” shop authenticated, verified products. Customers can bid for, chat and sell items directly with one another, making ‘Wyse London Preloved’ more of a consumer-to-consumer...

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Nobody’s Child expands into resale with eBay and Reskinned

British womenswear brand Nobody’s Child is expanding into resale exclusively on eBay, after launching a clothing take-back scheme in partnership with Reskinned, the resale, repair and recycling company in January. Jody Plows, chief executive of Nobody’s Child, said in a statement: “Our mission has always been to design beautiful clothes with a...

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Resale platform Luxe Collective to shutter

British resale platform Luxe Collective has announced plans to close down its business just seven years into its lifespan. The news comes almost one year after the company faced a break-in at its warehouse, where it was reported that over 500,000 pounds in stock was stolen. Luxe Collective revealed it was closing down on its official Instagram...

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Beyond Retro expands to US via ThredUp partnership

Vintage retailer Beyond Retro is bringing its offering to the US for the first time. The London-based clothing store chain has partnered with American resale platform ThredUp to roll out a collection in the region. With this, ThredUp has launched 17,000 vintage and vintage-inspired pieces curated in collaboration with Beyond Retro on its site,...

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Vestiaire Collective to host Rosie Huntington-Whiteley closet sale

British model, actress, and entrepreneur Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is partnering with pre-loved luxury fashion platform Vestiaire Collective to sell a curated edit from her closet to raise funds for The Kings Trust UK. Launching on Vestiaire Collective on May 2, the Rosie Huntington-Whiteley closet sale will feature more than 40 pieces from her...

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What second-hand fashion offers luxury brands, and vice versa

On April 14, resale platform Vestiaire Collective unveiled its barometer of the most popular fashion brands on the second-hand market. In the luxury bags category, Chanel topped the ranking with the highest number of product views per user, followed by Louis Vuitton and Hermès. But what do luxury houses really gain from shining in the resale...

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Trove acquires German resale platform Reverse.supply

Resale technology firm Trove has announced the acquisition of the German-based resale marketplace Reverse.supply as it continues on a mission to roll out its own platform internationally. Through the deal, which will bring Reverse.supply’s European expertise under Trove’s own wing, Trove said it “now offers the most comprehensive and scalable...

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Temperley London launches resale platform

British fashion brand Temperley London has launched a dedicated resale platform in the UK, offering a simple and authenticated way to buy and sell original pieces from the brand. In a statement, Temperley London said that the resale platform, called Temperley Vintage, powered by Faume, was rooted in the brand’s philosophy that garments should be...

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How secondhand fashion is reshaping the global apparel market

The global secondhand apparel market is on an unprecedented growth trajectory, set to reach 367 billion dollars by 2029, according to ThredUp’s annual Resale 2025 report. This sector is expanding at a pace 2.7 times faster than the broader global apparel industry, reflecting a seismic shift in consumer behavior and retail strategies. In 2024...

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Karhu launches US resale programme

Finnish athletic footwear brand Karhu has launched a US resale programme powered by Archive, the technology platform that powers resale businesses for more than 50 brands globally, including The North Face, Oscar de la Renta, New Balance, and Dr. Martens. The resale programme is called Karhu Renewed and has been designed to extend the lifecycle...

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Lucy & Yak launch PreLoved scheme online expanding buyback initiative

Indie lifestyle brand Lucy & Yak has expanded and rebranded its buyback scheme, which will now exist under the title ‘Pre-Loved’ and has become available via the company’s online store. The launch into e-commerce builds on an existing concept already available in stores, initially launched in 2023 as part of the brand’s wider Re:Yak initiatives....

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H&M Foundation supports Ellen MacArthur’s circular Fashion ReModel with$15 million

The H&M Foundation, the non-profit organization from the Swedish fashion giant, has given 15.4 million dollars to the Fashion ReModel, a demonstration project that seeks to offer viable commercial alternatives to producing new garments by showcasing how revenue can be generated through rental, repair, resale, and remake models. A philanthropic...