Middle Eastern retailer partners with Reflaunt

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DUBAI – Middle Eastern fashion retailer Level Shoes has partnered with circular solutions provider Reflaunt to get a foothold of the secondhand fashion market with its own takeback and resale service.  

The Dubai-based business, of the Chalhoub Group, will incentivise its customers to engage with the promise of discounts in exchange for pre-owned luxury garments and accessories.

Rani Nasr, general manager for ecommerce at Level Shoes, commented: “I’m so proud and excited to be starting 2023 with the launch of this game-changing platform. Listening to our customer’s growing demand to buy and sell pre-owned luxury styles, we have worked extremely hard to provide the most reliable, flexible, and secure service whilst showcasing the ultimate offering from fashion’s favourite names.” 

DUBAI – Middle Eastern fashion retailer Level Shoes has partnered with circular solutions provider Reflaunt to get a foothold of the secondhand fashion market with its own takeback and resale service.  

The Dubai-based business, of the Chalhoub Group, will incentivise its customers to engage with the promise of discounts in exchange for pre-owned luxury garments and accessories.

Rani Nasr, general manager for ecommerce at Level Shoes, commented: “I’m so proud and excited to be starting 2023 with the launch of this game-changing platform. Listening to our customer’s growing demand to buy and sell pre-owned luxury styles, we have worked extremely hard to provide the most reliable, flexible, and secure service whilst showcasing the ultimate offering from fashion’s favourite names.” 

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