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Second-Hand Fashion Market Share

Report ID: GMI9640
Published Date: May 2024
Report Format: PDF

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Second-Hand Fashion Market Share

The Second-Hand Fashion market is fragmented, with several regional companies operating on a global scale. In 2023, ThredUp Inc., Poshmark, Inc., Depop Ltd., The RealReal, Inc., and Vestiaire Collective S.A. led the market. These corporations strategically deploy mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and facility expansions to expand their customer base, broaden their product offerings, and establish a stronger foothold in the market. They also leverage their vast distribution networks and resources to explore new markets.

Second-Hand Fashion Market Companies

Major players operating in the second-hand fashion industry are:

Buffalo Exchange, Ltd.
Crossroads Trading Co.
Depop Ltd.
Goodwill Industries International, Inc.
Grailed, Inc.
Kidizen, Inc.
Plato's Closet, Inc.
Poshmark, Inc.
Rebelle GmbH
The RealReal, Inc.
The Salvation Army
ThredUp Inc.
Tradesy, Inc.
Vestiaire Collective S.A.
Vinted UAB

Authors: Avinash Singh, Sunita Singh

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