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Although, the market "Resale" Has seen growth over the past few years, the Corona virus has pushed many to buy second-hand clothes.
Saw a trade Retail A radical transformation during 2020 with the outbreak of the epidemic, as many clothing brands stopped working, or were on the verge of collapse.
After months of closing shops, and restrictions imposed to confront a pandemic CoronaLarge retailers turn to other ways to generate revenue.
And at an unexpected juncture, well-known brands have been selling Used clothing, Such as "Nordstrom", And" Macy’s", And"Eileen Fisher".
It is also a chain store "Walmart" (Walmart), The largest retailer in the world, and one of the most recent brands to take part in the movement, when the giant company began selling used clothes on its website.
According to"thredUp"It is the world’s largest resale platform. Seventy percent of women said this year that they had bought or would buy second-hand clothes, up from 52 percent three years ago, according to the website. "Fox News" American.
And as more consumers are looking for good deals from home, the popularity of online shopping has also increased.
And in 2020 alone, along with its alliance with Walmart, it held a "Porridge" Partnerships with brands such as "Missed" And"Banana Rebablic".
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Although the “resale” market has grown over the past few years, the Coronavirus has pushed many to buy second-hand clothes.
Saw a trade Retail A radical transformation during 2020 with the outbreak of the epidemic, as many clothing brands stopped working, or were on the verge of collapse.
After months of closing shops, and restrictions imposed to confront a pandemic CoronaLarge retailers turn to other ways to generate revenue.
And at an unexpected juncture, well-known brands have been selling Used clothing، مثل “Nordstrom”، و” Macy’s”، و”Eileen Fisher”.
Walmart also has a chain of stores.Walmart), The largest retailer in the world, and one of the most recent brands to take part in the movement, when the giant company began selling used clothes on its website.
According to “thredUp”, the world’s largest resale platform, 70 percent of women said this year that they had bought or would buy second-hand clothes, up from 52 percent three years ago, according to Fox News.
And as more consumers are looking for good deals from home, the popularity of online shopping has also increased.
In 2020 alone, along with its alliance with Walmart, ThreadUp has partnered with brands such as Gap and Banana Republic.
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