GITNUXREPORT 2026

Resale Industry Statistics

Second hand buying jumped in 2023 with 52% of US consumers purchasing used, while Gen Z makes sustainable resale its default with 78% preferring it over new. Behind the affordability appeal, the page also weighs the friction points like higher resale return rates and counterfeit risk against the climate upside of cutting CO2 emissions by 82% per apparel item.

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52% of US consumers bought second-hand in 2023, up from 45% in 2022.

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Millennials represent 62% of resale shoppers in the US.

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78% of Gen Z prefer sustainable resale over new purchases.

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Women account for 65% of global resale apparel buyers.

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40% of US consumers under 30 bought resale clothing monthly in 2023.

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Urban dwellers 2x more likely to engage in resale than rural.

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67% cite affordability as top reason for resale buying.

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55% of parents buy second-hand kids' clothes regularly.

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High-income earners ($100k+) now 25% of resale buyers, up 10%.

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72% of Europeans aged 18-34 shop resale platforms weekly.

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Black Friday 2023 saw 30% resale sales spike among US shoppers.

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48% of men now buy second-hand fashion, up from 30% in 2019.

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Boomers (55+) increased resale participation by 15% in 2023.

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60% of college students rely on resale for wardrobe.

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Hispanic consumers 20% above average in resale spending.

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35% use resale for gifting during holidays.

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Social media influences 80% of Gen Z resale purchases.

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50% of resale buyers resell items within a year.

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Loyalty to resale brands at 45%, similar to fast fashion.

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Pandemic boosted resale adoption by 25% among families.

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65% prefer in-app resale over physical thrift stores.

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Eco-conscious buyers 3x more likely to buy resale.

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Average resale shopper age dropped to 32 in 2023.

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70% of UK consumers under 25 own resale items.

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Apparel is 52% of resale purchases for US women.

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42% cite variety/uniqueness as resale appeal.

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Electronics resale popular among 25-34 year olds at 55%.

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Apparel resale accounts for 60% of ThredUp transactions.

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Luxury handbags represent 40% of high-end resale value.

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Sneakers make up 25% of StockX's $2B annual GMV.

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Furniture & home goods 15% of Facebook Marketplace sales.

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Electronics hold 20% share in eBay resale listings.

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Vintage clothing 30% of Depop's top sellers.

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Used cars 50% of total resale auto market volume.

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Books comprise 18% of BookScouter resale volume.

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Toys & games 12% of Mercari US transactions.

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Watches 15% of Chrono24's €10B market.

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Beauty products 8% growth in resale, top Poshmark category.

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Bikes 10% of Craigslist top resale items.

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Jewelry 22% of The RealReal revenue.

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Sports gear 14% on OfferUp platform.

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Vinyl records 25% of Discogs sales growth.

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Kids clothing 35% of Kidizen listings.

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Video games 16% of GameStop trade-ins.

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Art & collectibles 11% of Heritage Auctions resale.

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Hand tools 9% in resale hardware market.

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Musical instruments 13% on Reverb.

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Pet supplies 7% emerging resale segment.

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Golf equipment 20% of 2nd Swing sales.

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Designer shoes 28% of Vestiaire Collective.

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Board games 10% on BoardGameGeek marketplace.

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Luxury eyewear 5% but high margin in resale.

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Camping gear 12% on REI used gear.

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Luxury resale platforms like The RealReal dominate handbags at 45% of listings.

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ThredUp processes 100,000 items daily, mostly apparel.

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Depop has 35 million users, 70% fashion-focused.

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Poshmark's GMV reached $1.5B in 2023.

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eBay's resale category GMV $30B annually.

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Vinted European GMV €2.5B in 2023.

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StockX traded $3.5B in 2023 sneakers/streetwear.

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Facebook Marketplace 1B listings, $20B+ GMV.

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Mercari Japan $2B GMV, US growing 50%.

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The RealReal $600M revenue in 2023.

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Vestiaire Collective €300M GMV 2023.

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GOAT app $1B+ in sneaker resale.

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OfferUp 50M users, $10B GMV est.

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Chairish luxury home resale $100M+ sales.

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Rebag handbags $150M valuation transactions.

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SidelineSwap sports gear $200M marketplace.

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Poshmark acquired by Naver for $1.2B.

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ThredUp 50M items listed, $300M valuation.

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Farfetch used luxury integration $500M segment.

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Grailed menswear resale $100M GMV.

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Whatnot live shopping resale $1B GMV.

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AptDeco furniture $50M transactions.

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BookScouter 30+ buyers for books.

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Swappa electronics safe resale $1B+.

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1stdibs art/luxury $300M marketplace.

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Kidizen kids items 1M+ listings.

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Reverb music gear $500M sales.

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Fashionphile bags $400M revenue.

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Craigslist still 50M monthly users for local resale.

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The global resale market was valued at $177 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $350 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 15%.

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In the US, the resale apparel market hit $53 billion in 2023, representing 10% of total apparel sales.

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Europe's second-hand fashion market grew by 20% year-over-year in 2023 to €30 billion.

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The luxury resale segment worldwide reached $33 billion in 2022, expected to double by 2026.

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India's resale market for electronics is forecasted to grow from $10 billion in 2023 to $25 billion by 2028 at 20% CAGR.

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UK resale clothing sales increased 18% in 2023, totaling £7.4 billion.

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Global sneaker resale market valued at $2 billion in 2022, projected to $6 billion by 2025.

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US furniture resale market was $19 billion in 2023, up 12% from prior year.

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China's second-hand market exceeded 500 billion yuan ($70 billion) in 2023.

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Handbag resale globally hit $28 billion in 2023, with 25% growth.

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Brazil's resale apparel market grew 22% to R$15 billion in 2023.

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Australian second-hand goods market reached AUD 5 billion in 2023.

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Global book resale market at $20 billion in 2023, CAGR 8% to 2028.

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Canada resale fashion market $4.5 billion in 2023, 15% YoY growth.

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Middle East luxury resale market $3 billion in 2023, 30% growth.

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US toy resale market $1.2 billion in 2023, up 10%.

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France second-hand market €25 billion in 2023, 17% increase.

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Global sports equipment resale $8 billion in 2023.

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Japan used car resale market ¥20 trillion in 2023.

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South Korea beauty product resale $500 million in 2023, 25% growth.

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Worldwide vinyl record resale $1.5 billion in 2023.

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Mexico furniture resale market $2 billion in 2023.

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Global watch resale $24 billion in 2023.

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Turkey apparel resale 10 billion TRY in 2023.

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US jewelry resale $12 billion in 2023.

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Africa second-hand clothing imports $1 billion annually.

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Global bike resale market $7 billion in 2023.

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Singapore luxury resale $800 million in 2023.

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US video game resale $5 billion in 2023.

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Worldwide art resale $65 billion in 2023.

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Resale reduces fashion waste by 2.5 billion pounds annually in US.

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Second-hand clothing saves 20,000 liters water per ton vs new.

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Resale apparel cuts CO2 emissions by 82% per item.

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Global resale diverts 10 million tons waste yearly.

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Thrift stores reduce landfill methane by 15% in apparel.

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Resale extends product life by 9 months, cuts production 30%.

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95% less water used in resale vs virgin cotton.

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Electronics resale prevents 1M tons e-waste annually.

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Furniture resale saves 700M trees yearly.

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Luxury resale reduces overproduction by 25% in fashion.

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Bike resale cuts urban emissions 12% per city.

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Book resale saves 300M tons paper production CO2.

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Toy resale reduces plastic waste 500K tons/year.

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Sports gear resale lowers manufacturing energy 50%.

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Vinyl resale cuts new plastic pressing 20%.

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Car resale reduces new vehicle emissions 27% lifecycle.

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Jewelry resale saves 99% gold mining impact.

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Home goods resale diverts 5M tons from landfills US.

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Fashion resale projected to reduce industry emissions 10% by 2030.

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Challenges: 30% counterfeit risk in luxury resale.

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Supply chain logistics emit 15% of resale carbon footprint.

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Quality verification costs 20% of resale margins.

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25% returns rate higher in resale due to condition.

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Scaling authentication tech needed for 50% growth.

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Regulatory hurdles in 40% countries for cross-border resale.

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Consumer trust issues affect 35% potential buyers.

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Packaging waste 10% of resale environmental cost.

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Labor in sorting adds 12% to operational emissions.

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Digital resale platforms cut physical store emissions 40%.

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Resale supports 2.5M jobs globally in circular economy.

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Blockchain reduces fraud 60% in luxury resale.

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Microplastics from new fashion 500K tons, resale cuts 20%.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 4, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Resale is moving into the mainstream fast, with high-income shoppers rising to 25% of resale buyers and social media now shaping 80% of Gen Z purchases. Alongside the culture shift, affordability drives 67% of resale buying, while resale participation and weekly platform use are climbing across age groups and regions. Let’s look at the dataset behind the swing from new to second-hand, including what it means for waste, earnings, and the biggest friction points like counterfeit risk and quality verification.

Key Takeaways

52% of US consumers bought second-hand in 2023, up from 45% in 2022.
Millennials represent 62% of resale shoppers in the US.
78% of Gen Z prefer sustainable resale over new purchases.
Apparel resale accounts for 60% of ThredUp transactions.
Luxury handbags represent 40% of high-end resale value.
Sneakers make up 25% of StockX's $2B annual GMV.
Depop has 35 million users, 70% fashion-focused.
Poshmark's GMV reached $1.5B in 2023.
eBay's resale category GMV $30B annually.
The global resale market was valued at $177 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $350 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 15%.
In the US, the resale apparel market hit $53 billion in 2023, representing 10% of total apparel sales.
Europe's second-hand fashion market grew by 20% year-over-year in 2023 to €30 billion.
Resale reduces fashion waste by 2.5 billion pounds annually in US.
Second-hand clothing saves 20,000 liters water per ton vs new.
Resale apparel cuts CO2 emissions by 82% per item.

In 2023, more Americans and Europeans embraced resale for affordability and sustainability, driving rapid growth.

Consumer Behavior & Demographics

152% of US consumers bought second-hand in 2023, up from 45% in 2022.

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2Millennials represent 62% of resale shoppers in the US.

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378% of Gen Z prefer sustainable resale over new purchases.

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4Women account for 65% of global resale apparel buyers.

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540% of US consumers under 30 bought resale clothing monthly in 2023.

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6Urban dwellers 2x more likely to engage in resale than rural.

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767% cite affordability as top reason for resale buying.

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855% of parents buy second-hand kids' clothes regularly.

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9High-income earners ($100k+) now 25% of resale buyers, up 10%.

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1072% of Europeans aged 18-34 shop resale platforms weekly.

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11Black Friday 2023 saw 30% resale sales spike among US shoppers.

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1248% of men now buy second-hand fashion, up from 30% in 2019.

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13Boomers (55+) increased resale participation by 15% in 2023.

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1460% of college students rely on resale for wardrobe.

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15Hispanic consumers 20% above average in resale spending.

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1635% use resale for gifting during holidays.

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17Social media influences 80% of Gen Z resale purchases.

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1850% of resale buyers resell items within a year.

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19Loyalty to resale brands at 45%, similar to fast fashion.

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20Pandemic boosted resale adoption by 25% among families.

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2165% prefer in-app resale over physical thrift stores.

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22Eco-conscious buyers 3x more likely to buy resale.

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23Average resale shopper age dropped to 32 in 2023.

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2470% of UK consumers under 25 own resale items.

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25Apparel is 52% of resale purchases for US women.

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2642% cite variety/uniqueness as resale appeal.

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27Electronics resale popular among 25-34 year olds at 55%.

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Consumer Behavior & Demographics Interpretation

In a year where nearly everyone tightened their belts, the resale market flourished as a savvy and sustainable fashion democratizer, proving that looking sharp while saving money is no longer a millennial or Gen Z niche but a cross-generational statement of smart consumerism.

Key Segments & Products

1Apparel resale accounts for 60% of ThredUp transactions.

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2Luxury handbags represent 40% of high-end resale value.

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3Sneakers make up 25% of StockX's $2B annual GMV.

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4Furniture & home goods 15% of Facebook Marketplace sales.

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5Electronics hold 20% share in eBay resale listings.

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6Vintage clothing 30% of Depop's top sellers.

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7Used cars 50% of total resale auto market volume.

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8Books comprise 18% of BookScouter resale volume.

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9Toys & games 12% of Mercari US transactions.

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10Watches 15% of Chrono24's €10B market.

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11Beauty products 8% growth in resale, top Poshmark category.

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12Bikes 10% of Craigslist top resale items.

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13Jewelry 22% of The RealReal revenue.

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14Sports gear 14% on OfferUp platform.

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15Vinyl records 25% of Discogs sales growth.

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16Kids clothing 35% of Kidizen listings.

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17Video games 16% of GameStop trade-ins.

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18Art & collectibles 11% of Heritage Auctions resale.

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19Hand tools 9% in resale hardware market.

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20Musical instruments 13% on Reverb.

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21Pet supplies 7% emerging resale segment.

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22Golf equipment 20% of 2nd Swing sales.

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23Designer shoes 28% of Vestiaire Collective.

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24Board games 10% on BoardGameGeek marketplace.

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25Luxury eyewear 5% but high margin in resale.

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26Camping gear 12% on REI used gear.

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27Luxury resale platforms like The RealReal dominate handbags at 45% of listings.

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28ThredUp processes 100,000 items daily, mostly apparel.

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Key Segments & Products Interpretation

From apparel’s daily deluge to luxury handbags' hefty premiums, the modern resale economy is a patchwork of passion where yesterday's closet clean-out is today's collectible marketplace.

Major Players & Platforms

1Depop has 35 million users, 70% fashion-focused.

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2Poshmark's GMV reached $1.5B in 2023.

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3eBay's resale category GMV $30B annually.

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4Vinted European GMV €2.5B in 2023.

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5StockX traded $3.5B in 2023 sneakers/streetwear.

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6Facebook Marketplace 1B listings, $20B+ GMV.

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7Mercari Japan $2B GMV, US growing 50%.

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8The RealReal $600M revenue in 2023.

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9Vestiaire Collective €300M GMV 2023.

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10GOAT app $1B+ in sneaker resale.

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11OfferUp 50M users, $10B GMV est.

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12Chairish luxury home resale $100M+ sales.

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13Rebag handbags $150M valuation transactions.

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14SidelineSwap sports gear $200M marketplace.

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15Poshmark acquired by Naver for $1.2B.

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16ThredUp 50M items listed, $300M valuation.

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17Farfetch used luxury integration $500M segment.

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18Grailed menswear resale $100M GMV.

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19Whatnot live shopping resale $1B GMV.

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20AptDeco furniture $50M transactions.

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21BookScouter 30+ buyers for books.

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22Swappa electronics safe resale $1B+.

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231stdibs art/luxury $300M marketplace.

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24Kidizen kids items 1M+ listings.

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25Reverb music gear $500M sales.

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26Fashionphile bags $400M revenue.

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27Craigslist still 50M monthly users for local resale.

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Major Players & Platforms Interpretation

This staggering resale ecosystem reveals a global truth: our closets, garages, and attics have become high-stakes, multi-billion-dollar markets where one person's decluttering is another's treasure hunt and a serious business for everyone in between.

Market Size & Growth

1The global resale market was valued at $177 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach $350 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 15%.

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2In the US, the resale apparel market hit $53 billion in 2023, representing 10% of total apparel sales.

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3Europe's second-hand fashion market grew by 20% year-over-year in 2023 to €30 billion.

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4The luxury resale segment worldwide reached $33 billion in 2022, expected to double by 2026.

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5India's resale market for electronics is forecasted to grow from $10 billion in 2023 to $25 billion by 2028 at 20% CAGR.

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6UK resale clothing sales increased 18% in 2023, totaling £7.4 billion.

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7Global sneaker resale market valued at $2 billion in 2022, projected to $6 billion by 2025.

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8US furniture resale market was $19 billion in 2023, up 12% from prior year.

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9China's second-hand market exceeded 500 billion yuan ($70 billion) in 2023.

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10Handbag resale globally hit $28 billion in 2023, with 25% growth.

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11Brazil's resale apparel market grew 22% to R$15 billion in 2023.

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12Australian second-hand goods market reached AUD 5 billion in 2023.

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13Global book resale market at $20 billion in 2023, CAGR 8% to 2028.

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14Canada resale fashion market $4.5 billion in 2023, 15% YoY growth.

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15Middle East luxury resale market $3 billion in 2023, 30% growth.

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16US toy resale market $1.2 billion in 2023, up 10%.

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17France second-hand market €25 billion in 2023, 17% increase.

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18Global sports equipment resale $8 billion in 2023.

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19Japan used car resale market ¥20 trillion in 2023.

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20South Korea beauty product resale $500 million in 2023, 25% growth.

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21Worldwide vinyl record resale $1.5 billion in 2023.

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22Mexico furniture resale market $2 billion in 2023.

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23Global watch resale $24 billion in 2023.

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24Turkey apparel resale 10 billion TRY in 2023.

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25US jewelry resale $12 billion in 2023.

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26Africa second-hand clothing imports $1 billion annually.

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27Global bike resale market $7 billion in 2023.

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28Singapore luxury resale $800 million in 2023.

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29US video game resale $5 billion in 2023.

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30Worldwide art resale $65 billion in 2023.

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Market Size & Growth Interpretation

While the world debates whether it's chic to be cheap, these numbers scream that resale is no longer a closet affair but a full-blown economic juggernaut, proving that yesterday's cast-offs are today's calculated investments.

Sustainability & Challenges

1Resale reduces fashion waste by 2.5 billion pounds annually in US.

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2Second-hand clothing saves 20,000 liters water per ton vs new.

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3Resale apparel cuts CO2 emissions by 82% per item.

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4Global resale diverts 10 million tons waste yearly.

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5Thrift stores reduce landfill methane by 15% in apparel.

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6Resale extends product life by 9 months, cuts production 30%.

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795% less water used in resale vs virgin cotton.

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8Electronics resale prevents 1M tons e-waste annually.

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9Furniture resale saves 700M trees yearly.

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10Luxury resale reduces overproduction by 25% in fashion.

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11Bike resale cuts urban emissions 12% per city.

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12Book resale saves 300M tons paper production CO2.

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13Toy resale reduces plastic waste 500K tons/year.

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14Sports gear resale lowers manufacturing energy 50%.

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15Vinyl resale cuts new plastic pressing 20%.

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16Car resale reduces new vehicle emissions 27% lifecycle.

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17Jewelry resale saves 99% gold mining impact.

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18Home goods resale diverts 5M tons from landfills US.

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19Fashion resale projected to reduce industry emissions 10% by 2030.

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20Challenges: 30% counterfeit risk in luxury resale.

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21Supply chain logistics emit 15% of resale carbon footprint.

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22Quality verification costs 20% of resale margins.

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2325% returns rate higher in resale due to condition.

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24Scaling authentication tech needed for 50% growth.

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25Regulatory hurdles in 40% countries for cross-border resale.

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26Consumer trust issues affect 35% potential buyers.

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27Packaging waste 10% of resale environmental cost.

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28Labor in sorting adds 12% to operational emissions.

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29Digital resale platforms cut physical store emissions 40%.

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30Resale supports 2.5M jobs globally in circular economy.

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31Blockchain reduces fraud 60% in luxury resale.

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32Microplastics from new fashion 500K tons, resale cuts 20%.

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Sustainability & Challenges Interpretation

The resale industry is quietly stitching together a far more sustainable world, one pre-loved item at a time, by slashing waste, water, and emissions with staggering efficiency, though it must carefully mend its own imperfections like logistics, authenticity, and trust to truly weave a circular future.

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BUSINESSOFFASHION
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businessoffashion.com
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FORBES
forbes.com
forbes.com

Reference 26
PEWRESEARCH
pewresearch.org
pewresearch.org
Reference 27
PARENTS
parents.com
parents.com
Reference 28
EC
ec.europa.eu
ec.europa.eu
Reference 29
SHOPIFY
shopify.com
shopify.com
Reference 30
GQ
gq.com
gq.com
Reference 31
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 32
NICHE
niche.com
niche.com
Reference 33
NIELSEN
nielsen.com
nielsen.com
Reference 34
GIFTWAREASSOCIATION
giftwareassociation.com
giftwareassociation.com
Reference 35
EMARKETER
emarketer.com
emarketer.com
Reference 36
POSHMARK
poshmark.com
poshmark.com
Reference 37
BCG
bcg.com
bcg.com
Reference 38
FAMILYCIRCLE
familycircle.com
familycircle.com
Reference 39
APPANNIE
appannie.com
appannie.com
Reference 40
GREENPEACE
greenpeace.org
greenpeace.org
Reference 41
ONS
ons.gov.uk
ons.gov.uk
Reference 42
WOMENSWEARBUSINESS
womenswearbusiness.com
womenswearbusiness.com
Reference 43
YARD-SALE-SITE
yard-sale-site.com
yard-sale-site.com
Reference 44
GFK
gfk.com
gfk.com
Reference 45
STOCKX
stockx.com
stockx.com
Reference 46
FACEBOOK
facebook.com
facebook.com
Reference 47
EBAYINC
ebayinc.com
ebayinc.com
Reference 48
DEPOP
depop.com
depop.com
Reference 49
AUTOTRADER
autotrader.com
autotrader.com
Reference 50
BOOKSCOUTER
bookscouter.com
bookscouter.com
Reference 51
ABOUT
about.mercari.com
about.mercari.com
Reference 52
CHRONO24
chrono24.com
chrono24.com
Reference 53
CRAIGSLIST
craigslist.org
craigslist.org
Reference 54
THEREALREAL
therealreal.com
therealreal.com
Reference 55
OFFERUP
offerup.com
offerup.com
Reference 56
BLOG
blog.discogs.com
blog.discogs.com
Reference 57
KIDIZEN
kidizen.com
kidizen.com
Reference 58
INVESTOR
investor.gamestop.com
investor.gamestop.com
Reference 59
HA
ha.com
ha.com
Reference 60
HARBORFREIGHT
harborfreight.com
harborfreight.com
Reference 61
REVERB
reverb.com
reverb.com
Reference 62
ROVER
rover.com
rover.com
Reference 63
2NDSWING
2ndswing.com
2ndswing.com
Reference 64
VESTIAIRECOLLECTIVE
vestiairecollective.com
vestiairecollective.com
Reference 65
BOARDGAMEGEEK
boardgamegeek.com
boardgamegeek.com
Reference 66
GENTLEMONSTER
gentlemonster.com
gentlemonster.com
Reference 67
REI
rei.com
rei.com
Reference 68
INVESTOR
investor.poshmark.com
investor.poshmark.com
Reference 69
VINTED
vinted.com
vinted.com
Reference 70
ABOUT
about.fb.com
about.fb.com
Reference 71
INVESTORS
investors.therealreal.com
investors.therealreal.com
Reference 72
GOAT
goat.com
goat.com
Reference 73
CHAIRISH
chairish.com
chairish.com
Reference 74
REBAG
rebag.com
rebag.com
Reference 75
SIDELINESWAP
sidelineswap.com
sidelineswap.com
Reference 76
NAVER
naver.com
naver.com
Reference 77
INVESTORS
investors.thredup.com
investors.thredup.com
Reference 78
FARFETCH
farfetch.com
farfetch.com
Reference 79
GRAILED
grailed.com
grailed.com
Reference 80
WHATNOT
whatnot.com
whatnot.com
Reference 81
APTDECO
aptdeco.com
aptdeco.com
Reference 82
SWAPPA
swappa.com
swappa.com
Reference 83
1STDIBS
1stdibs.com
1stdibs.com
Reference 84
FASHIONPHILE
fashionphile.com
fashionphile.com
Reference 85
ELLENMACARTHURFOUNDATION
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
Reference 86
WORLDBANK
worldbank.org
worldbank.org
Reference 87
EPA
epa.gov
epa.gov
Reference 88
HOT-OR-COOL
hot-or-cool.org
hot-or-cool.org
Reference 89
WWF
wwf.org
wwf.org
Reference 90
UNEP
unep.org
unep.org
Reference 91
BIKELEAGUE
bikeleague.org
bikeleague.org
Reference 92
PLASTICPOLLUTIONCOALITION
plasticpollutioncoalition.org
plasticpollutioncoalition.org
Reference 93
SIERRACLUB
sierraclub.org
sierraclub.org
Reference 94
RECORDINDUSTRY
recordindustry.com
recordindustry.com
Reference 95
EARTHWORKS
earthworks.org
earthworks.org
Reference 96
GOODWILL
goodwill.org
goodwill.org
Reference 97
INTERPOL
interpol.int
interpol.int
Reference 98
CARBONTRUST
carbontrust.com
carbontrust.com
Reference 99
WTO
wto.org
wto.org
Reference 100
EDELMAN
edelman.com
edelman.com