Zara (Zara) announced the world’s largest clothing empire today, Friday, that it will launch a service for its customers in Britain to sell, repair, or donate customers, which transports the Spanish brand to the used clothes trade.
Without stating if it will extend the service to other markets, the company said in a statement that the effort will help reduce waste and the consumption of raw materials.
The platform, which will go live on November 3rd, will be accessible through Zara retail locations, its website, and a mobile app.
The fashion line Inditx, which owns Zara, has never before offered a facility to resell its goods.
The (Zara Berri-One) platform will let the Spanish company replicate its success in selling clothing on other online marketplaces and to customers on social media sites like Instagram.
Customers can arrange the matter online or in-stores, and the company currently offers clients the choice to donate their garments for charitable enterprise in various markets. Zara customers in Britain will also be able to look for repairs for any old clothes created by the company from any season.
International clothing brands that sell secondhand clothing at exorbitant costs
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