This week, a look at Rebag’s growth through partnerships with retailers like Walmart, Bloomingdale’s and, most recently, Amazon. We also examine how resale’s immunity to tariffs is making it an appealing partner for retailers.
Ten years ago, Rebag started as a humble trading service for pre-owned luxury handbags. Over a decade later, it has become a powerhouse in the industry, with $200 million in revenue, 33,000 handbags in rotation, and high-profile partnerships with retailers like Walmart, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s.
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