Recent events
Recent events tied to this brand in public sources.
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2021
Madewell launches Madewell Forever resale platform
Madewell launched Madewell Forever, a resale platform powered by thredUP's Resale-as-a-Service, enabling customers to shop secondhand and pass on pre-worn jeans.
2021
FARFETCH and thredUP partner on US donation program
FARFETCH and thredUP announced that thredUP's Resale-as-a-Service technology and logistics platform would power the FARFETCH Donate experience in the US. FARFETCH was thredUP's first partner to use its white-label offering.
2021
FARFETCH Donate launches in the US
FARFETCH made its Donate service available in the US. Customers can send clothes for resale through thredUP, donate at least 50 percent of the sale payout to a participating charity, and receive any remaining payout as FARFETCH shopping credit.
2020
Walmart and ThredUp partner on resale sales
Walmart announced a partnership with resale platform ThredUp to sell previously owned clothing, shoes, handbags and other goods online. The arrangement began on Wednesday, May 27, 2020.
2020
Walmart enters fashion resale through its online channel
Walmart announced its entry into fashion resale through its online partnership with thredUP, offering pre-owned fashion items on walmart.com/thredup.
2020
Gap partnered with ThredUp on resale
Gap announced a partnership with resale platform ThredUp. In select Gap, Banana Republic, Athleta and Janie and Jack stores, customers can mail in clothes using ThredUp bags and labels in exchange for credits to use at Gap's portfolio of stores.
2020
Emma Watson partners with ThredUP to launch fashion calculator
Emma Watson partnered with secondhand clothing website ThredUP to launch its Fashion Footprint Calculator, a tool designed to help people discover the carbon impact of their wardrobes.
2019
Stage Stores and thredUP partner on Gordmans pop-up shops
Stage Stores, which owns Gordmans, partnered with thredUP to host secondhand-apparel pop-up shops in Gordmans stores. A pop-up shop was operating at the Topeka, Kansas, store, and the article reported about five such pop-ups.