Thrift was an invisible trend. Until now. The ‘Thrift Logo’ lets consumers tell the world when they are wearing secondhand, promoting a more sustainable future for fashion.
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It’s true: thrift stores clean up around the holidays. Every January, thredUP receives a surge of rejected holiday gifts: more never-worn, new-with-tags items are sent to thredUP post-holiday than other times of year.
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thredUP, the world’s largest fashion resale marketplace, is announcing $175M in funding and formally launching Resale-As-A-Service (RAAS), a platform powering apparel resale for retailers and brands.
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thredUP uncovers the true impact of Back-to-School shopping on our wallets and the planet — and reveals the kid’s brands with the best resale value to help you cut the waste.
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Elizabeth Banks is the latest stylish celebrity to embrace the trend and take secondhand mainstream.
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Today thredUP, the world’s largest fashion resale destination, released the 2019 Resale Report.
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It’s a fact: thrift & consignment stores clean up around the holidays.
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thredUP Remade is the first affordable clothing line designed to be resold instead of landfilled.
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One wive’s drama is another woman’s dream.
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Today thredUP, the world’s largest thrift store, released their latest “Purge Surge” study exploring how women’s attitude toward heels is shifting in today’s climate.
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Today thredUP, the world’s largest online thrift and consignment store, released their 6th Annual Resale Report.
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After two months in private beta, the world’s largest online thrift store officially expands to luxury resale.
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thredUP, the world’s largest online thrift store, is selling reality star Whitney Port’s clothing from before and during her pregnancy to support Every Mother Counts.
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Rachel Lindsay sells fan-favorite clothes from Nick’s season on thredUP.com to support the ACLU.
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Each season, women across the country refresh their closets — shipping out their once-loved items to find new homes, and purchasing new styles to meet their shifting tastes.
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