12 Workwear Brands With Resale Programs

If you’re looking to save money on workwear, or make your shopping a little more eco-friendly, or both, you’ll want to take a look at workwear brands that have resale programs. Depending on the company, these services are either run by the brands themselves or through partnerships with services such as: Tree, ArchiveAnd Triple. (Actually, we had to do some detective work to put this compilation together, as programs don’t always link from stores’ websites!)

When you sell items through a resale program, you get store credit, but sometimes brands will let you choose cash over cash (minus fees vary). The listing process is generally no different than using a general resale platform like Poshmark. You usually have to write your own product description and upload photos, but usually the company will guide you on pricing and you can take it or leave it.

On the other hand, when you buy used items through resale, keep in mind that sales are usually final unless an item has been misrepresented by a seller.

Readers, what are your favorite retailers’ resale programs? Prefer to just buy new workwear?

Check out these 12 clothing brands that have resale programs for clothes, bags, and shoes.

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Workwear Brands with Resale Programs

Madewell: Madewell Forever operates through thredUP, but the program is hosted on Madewell’s own website. You can do shopping for used itemsand you send (using a prepaid tag) women’s clothing, bags, shoes and accessories from any brand to sell. You get store credit for 100% of the resale value and if the garment isn’t in good enough condition to sell, thredUP will recycle it. Each pair of jeans you send earns you $20 off a pair of Madewell jeans. (Note that “value brands” like Old Navy are not accepted for resale.)

MMLaFleur: from beginning to end MMLaFleur Act TwoYou can do to buy And to sell used dress. Listing an item here is easier than on many sites because the company automatically includes item photos, details, and maintenance instructions; Just answer a few questions about the piece. Submit the garment with the prepaid tag provided and when it sells you’ll either get cash or 40% more as store credit. MMLF’s site says that on average, products are sold for around 50% of their original price. (Unlike most stores, they list concrete examples for original prices and payouts; sales page to see the graphs.)

J crew: J.Crew Forever It was released in January 2023 as a partnership with thredUP for buying And sales pre-owned items. To get started, either print a prepaid shipping label from thredUP or buy a thredUP “cleaning kit” from a J.Crew store. Submit your clothing from any brand and earn store credit (3% to 80% of the sale price) for any items the company agrees to sell within 30 days. Clothing that does not meet resale standards (apparently typically 50% of what people send) is reused or recycled.

And okay, this is interesting: In the company fifth avenue And Bowery Browse a selection of “timeless styles from the ’80s and ’90s” in stores in NYC (here’s a look at Instagram). (Gen-Xers and older millennials, let’s all feel ancient together – these items are labeled “vintage”.)

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Dagne Dover: by Dagne Dover almost old the program lets you to buy And to sell used parts You accept the company’s suggested price to sell, or you choose your own price, and when the buyer accepts your item (DD provides a prepaid shipping label), you’ll receive 70% of the price in cash or store credit for 100%. IT.

Cuyana: With Cuyana: ReviveYou can do to buy And to sell used items — only bags and small leather goods for now, but expansion of the program is in the works. The program works the same as DDs as you will receive 70% of the sale price as cash or 100% as store credit. Another option is make a donation (everything DD sells); The items will be given to women who are victims of domestic violence in the Los Angeles area.

Eileen Fisher: Eileen Fisher Renovation Allows you to return the company’s clothing to a store or by mail under any circumstances to receive “Renew Rewards” for $5 per item on a physical gift card. Clothing that meets the company’s standards, resold online or in certain stores; Pieces that have not been turned into one-of-a-kind works of art using [a] special felting technique” or simply recycled.

Michael Kors: With Michael Kors Former Loved, you can sell your used parts directly to other fans of the brand. Just select the product from your online order history, write a description, add photos and choose a price (many details here). Once the item is sold, you’ll receive a prepaid shipping label and soon a gift card with 80% off the sale price.

Amour Vert: This ReAmour program features buying And sales Options. To sell clothing, describe and price your products (including items you didn’t purchase directly from AmourVert.com) and upload photos, then ship the outfit with a prepaid shipping label. You can choose store credit (100% of the selling price of your product) or money (80%) via Paypal. (Note the company’s statement, “Some items from our current and core collections may not be approved for sale at this time.”)

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Kirrin Finch: Kirrin Finch Preloved lets you to buy And to sell used items at discounted prices, as well as snag samples and factory seconds. (Note that at this point, the company has fewer items to buy than at other stores on our list.) To create a listing, select an item from your order history, answer some questions, and add a photo. You can even sell clothes with tailoring. Ship your outfit with the prepaid tag provided after you sell it, and get 110% store credit or 80% of the sale price in cash through Stripe.

Sandro: With Sandro Second HandYou can do to buy And to sell second hand Sandro clothes. To list an item, you find it by site search, then state the condition, add photos, and set your price (brand recommendation or a product of your choice). Submit the part with a prepaid tag and receive 100% of the sale price with an online discount code or 70% of the sale price in cash.

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Shoe Brands With Resale Programs

All birds: Allbirds Working Again sells “slightly flawed and gently used” pairs of machine washable shoes, and the shoes I bought for $70 versus $100 were in new condition. I never thought of buying used shoes but I made an exception for these and I’m very happy with what I got. you can also Trade in your Allbirds Currently at three store locations (more planned) and if the shoes are in “very good” condition, you will receive a $20 credit to use on purchases of $98 or more.

Frying: With frying changeYou can do buy used goods or get store credit until: sales your used Frye shoes and handbags (currently 2016 only and newer due to “technical constraints”…). You set your own price (the company will suggest a number) and upload the photos and you will receive 100% of the sale price after you submit your product with the prepaid tag and your product is accepted by the buyer.

As for non-workwear brands, check it out Nike Refurbished, Open (running shoes), Steve MaddenAnd alligators (Earn store credits through ThredUP).

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Readers: Have you bought or sold through resale programs of clothing brands? Did you have a good experience? Do you have any advice you can share on being a successful seller? (Would you also buy pre-worn shoes or is there too much disease factor for you?)

Stock photo via Deposit Photos / Daviles.