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Zara to use its secondhand clothes service in US by October

Zara will provide its service for selling, fixing or contributing pre-owned clothes in the United States by the end of October as a way of lengthening their life process and decreasing waste, its owner Inditex stated on Wednesday.

Zara's 'Used' platform is currently running in 16 European nations, after launching in Britain in November 2022.

Inditex formerly said it was devoted to running the platform in all tactical markets by 2025 as part of its method to likewise help reduce raw material consumption.

The service is offered through Zara shops, its site and an app in nations including Spain, France and Germany.

Zara has actually not yet revealed data on the number of consumers have utilized the service in the markets where it is offered, but Inditex CEO Oscar Garcia Maceiras stated its online platforms receive more than 22 million visitors daily.

Other quick fashion retailers such as H&M also use products for resale. Secondhand H&M items are readily available in the U.S. by means of a. stand-alone website through a partnership with ThredUp.

Zara will likewise release live shopping shows in the U.S., as. well as other crucial markets such as Spain, Canada, France, Italy,. Germany, Britain, Ireland and The Netherlands in the coming. months, the Inditex CEO stated after reporting first-half. incomes.

Five-hour long live shopping programs in China, broadcast. weekly on Douyin, TikTok's Chinese sibling site, have helped. increase Zara's sales given that they introduced in November, retail. analytics firm EDITED stated.

(source: Reuters)