There’s also categories for shoes, accessories (belts, sunglasses, tights, hats, gloves, scarfs, watches, makeup bags and card holders), handbags (wallets, laptop bags, weekenders, coin purses, makeup bags, diaper bags and backpacks) and costume jewelry (necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets and brooches). For women, clothing categories are: regular, premium and designer dresses, tops, sweaters, coats and jackets, jeans, pants, skirts, shorts and active wear. pair of Dansko clogs for $34.99 ($119 new).pair of Lululemon Athletica yoga pants for $50.99 ($98 new).Michael Kors faux fur vest for $64.99 ($248 new).hobo style bag from Express for $36.99 ($80 new).Here are some examples of what ThredUP chose for me: If you select “Yes,” you’ll be asked your sizes for tops, dresses, waist, shoes and how much you typically spend on a pair of jeans? (less than $50, $50 – $100 or more than $100).Īfter answering these questions, you’ll be given a “closet” of appropriate items to shop from. Once you sign up, you’ll be asked if you want a little help setting up your “closet.” You can use your email, Facebook or Google account to do so. It’s really easy to sign up for a ThredUP account. They also have two retail locations, one in California and one in Texas.
It’s part of a larger Collaborative Consumption movement, which encourages consumers to live in a more collective, sharing economy.įounded in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2009 by James Reinhart, Oliver Lubin and Chris Homer, this ground-breaking, privately-owned, start-up’s headquarters are located in downtown San Francisco with distribution centers all over the United States. It prides itself on transforming the way people think about and interact with second hand goods. ThredUP is the world’s largest online marketplaces for used and new women’s and children’s clothing and accessories.
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