Swedish company H&M to start selling second-hand clothes

The popular Swedish company H&M will start testing sales of second-hand and vintage clothes, aiming to address the issue of sustainability in the industry.

As Anna Gedda, H&M Head Of Sustainability, said, this will be a pilot project for online sales of second-hand clothes, SEEbiz reports.

– We see this as a growing part of the industry, with great opportunities both for consumers and not least for the environmental impact, and how we can drastically reduce that by extending the life of the products – Gedda said.

The pilot is being carried out with the Swedish startup Sellpy, in which H&M has been investing.

H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB Stockholm

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sale of second hand clothes

sale of vintage clothes

Anna Gedda

Sellpy