LEXINGTON – Kidswear brand The Beaufort Bonnet Company (TBBC) has teamed up with circular solutions provider Treet to launch a recommerce service through which consumers can buy and sell pre-owned apparel.
The service has been established with the view to helping parents declutter their wardrobes as their children grow, and will incentivise them to do so with the promise of 80 per cent cash back on sales or 110 per cent back in store credit.
“Our goal with Treet is to ensure your most-loved children’s pieces are passed forward to another dear family in an effort to make their memories even more special,” noted TBBC’s founder, Markey Hutchinson.
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