NEW YORK – Fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger has teamed up with secondhand fashion specialist ThredUp to launch a new resale service.
Tapping into the latter’s existing resale-as-a-service infrastructure, the Hilfiger brand will immediately be able to offer its customers the chance to donate unwanted items for resale with the chance to earn credit for all items that pass checks and are listed.
“We’re excited to launch this programme with ThredUp, which helps us create more value out of our existing product and connect with our consumers in a new way. The US market is packed with circular potential, and together with ThredUp, we’re hoping to make a long-lasting difference.”
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