Gucci And The RealReal Come Together For Tapping The Luxury Secondhand Market

  • 6th Oct 2020
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Gucci And The RealReal Come Together For Tapping The Luxury Secondhand Market

The secondhand luxury market is growing bigger with each passing day and the big boys have started noticing it.

The recent understanding between Gucci and luxury consignment goods website The RealReal validates the immense potential of the resale market.

Around the last part of 2020, The RealReal will create a specific portal on its website for Gucci products. Almost 2,000 plus luxury products will be consigned by The RealReal’s clients and Gucci would additionally supply luxury products too. Erin Santy who is the chief of communications at The RealReal confirmed that there are going to be many luxury products for sale that were utilized during photo shoots and were never transacted, actually.


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Trishanu Paul

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