The luxury resale platform Rebag is expanding its product range to include shoes and selected clothing as well as luxury accessories for men and women.
The launch of footwear and apparel will bring “a diverse selection of the most coveted luxury models in the resale market” to the online platform and stores, Rebag said.
The new category will function similarly to Rebag’s existing luxury accessories offering, allowing customers to sell shoes and select apparel from Rebag’s list of approved designers online or in person at any Rebag location in the United States . Customers also receive up-front pricing and fast payment once the review process is complete.
Rebag buys and sells shoes and selected clothing online and in-store
Rebag will buy and sell footwear such as sandals, sneakers, heels, boots and loafers, as well as selected clothing such as coats, jackets, vests, sweaters and sweatshirts from well-known brands such as Chanel, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton and Fendi.
Also joining for the first time are a range of new luxury designers including Adidas, Balmain, Common Projects, Maison Margiela, Manolo Blahnik, Nike, Jordan, Yeezy, Rick Owens and Vetements.
“Following the successful integration of watches and jewelry in 2020, footwear and apparel is a natural next step for us. Rebag is the expert and the ultimate destination for the most coveted luxury items,” said Rebag Managing Director Charles Gorra. “We are excited to broaden our horizons and offer our customers new categories to invest in. This has always been a request from our buyers and sellers and will help us meet a greater proportion of their resale needs.”
Founded in 2014, the company added that by expanding its offering beyond designer handbags, watches, jewelry and accessories, it is able to “gather further insights into the resale industry” in relation to these new categories, while also enhancing its technical prowess expand by expanding its product knowledge.
This article was previously published on FashionUnited.uk. Translation and editing: Lara Grobosch