2nd STREET
2nd STREET is a Japanese comprehensive reuse shop chain that buys and sells secondhand clothing, bags, furniture, home appliances and lifestyle goods through more than 900 stores nationwide and an online store.
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Overview
2nd STREET (セカンドストリート, also called セカスト) is a comprehensive reuse shop that operates over 900 physical stores across Japan plus an online store, handling buying and selling of secondhand goods. Its range centers on fashion items such as secondhand clothing, bags and shoes, and extends to furniture, home appliances and lifestyle goods. It offers three buying methods — in-store buying, mail-in buying and on-site visit buying — and also runs a dedicated app. Overseas, it operates more than 100 stores in six countries and regions: the USA, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong. Its first store, the 2nd STREET Higashi Bypass store in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, opened in March 1996 and is still in operation; mail-in buying and the online store began in 2009 and 2010 respectively.
History
According to 2nd STREET's own account, its first store, the 2nd STREET Higashi Bypass store, opened in March 1996 in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, and that store is still in operation. In 2009 the company began its mail-in buying service, and the following year it opened its online store. The brand describes itself as having walked alongside Japan's reuse market for about a quarter of a century, from the 1996 opening of its first store to the present. It now operates more than 900 stores in Japan and, overseas, more than 100 stores in six countries and regions.
Products and positioning
A comprehensive reuse shop chain centered on secondhand fashion, with more than 900 stores in Japan and overseas operations in six countries and regions.
Secondhand clothing, bags and shoes
Furniture, home appliances and lifestyle goods
Luxury brand goods
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