Just a few years ago, most luxury brands stayed out of the consignment and resale conversation. Some went so far as to speak against it, wary of counterfeit goods or the prospect of losing their market share. Gucci has recently announced a partnership with The RealReal, including a special Gucci e-shop stocked with consignors’ items as well as merchandise brought in directly from Gucci.
Read MoreGOAT Group, a Los Angeles, California-based apparel and sneaker retailer, has raised USD 100 million in a Series E round from D1 Capital Partners, continuing to accelerate the company's growth across its product categories and geographies.
Read MoreThe online clothing resale market has expanded 21 times faster than regular retail since 2016 and it is expected to more than double in size reaching USD 41 billion in the next three years, according to a report by online reseller ThredUp. With revenue increasing, brands and retailers that previously disliked resellers profiting from their wares are forced to act and acquire these up and coming players, in order to play a role in this market.
Read MoreAfter the Stadium Goods takeover by Farfetch and GOAT merging with Flight Club last year, Foot Locker has announced a USD 100 million investment in GOAT entering the fast-growing USD 6 billion global sneaker reselling market.
Read MoreAfter the announcement of LVMH Luxury Ventures investing into Stadium Goods, GOAT, the world’s leading digital sneaker marketplace, today released a public statement revealing a merger with sneaker consignment pioneer Flight Club. The merger brings together two leading brands in the sneaker space that combined, will deliver unparalleled mobile, web and retail shopping experiences.
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