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The rise of second-hand shopping in Australia: A cultural and economic shift

Inside Retail

Unlike conventional retail, where stock is predictable and replenished regularly, thrift stores and resale platforms offer the sense of adventure and unpredictability. The second-hand apparel market in Australia is predicted to grow from $578.10 million in 2023 to an estimated $1,598.37

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Gen Z, in Their Own Words: What They Really Want from Brands and Retailers

Retail TouchPoints

Bliss explained that the majority of Gen Z has purchased a virtual product and that they are buying branded merch in the metaverse: approximately 40% of Gen Z consumers have purchased apparel and accessories for their avatars. With fashion being the biggest perpetrator of waste, retailers like Forever 21 are focused on taking action.

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35 Low Cost Retail Business Ideas

Small Biz Trends

Thrift Store. Thrift stores sell secondhand goods like furniture, clothing, and home decor at discounted prices. Candy is an inexpensive and easy product to sell at either a local or online store. Sports shops sell a variety of equipment and apparel for local athletes. Dollar Stores. Online Store.

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Retail Management Software – The Complete Guide for 2025

I Vend

This means you can fulfil customer orders from any location, getting goods to customers faster, you can reduce the risk of stockouts (and lost sales), and lower inventory management and holding costs. Thrift stores handle non-standard inventory and offer discounts based on weekly stock rotation.

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Jason & Scot Show Episode 300 – Goodwill Finds CEO Matt Kaness

Retail Geek

We cover many of the tactical challenges (onboarding SKUs, product content, fulfillment, and curation), as well as the opportunities of this new “CircularCommerce” space. Goodwillfinds.com is an e-commerce site, which sells previously owned merchandise, which has been donated to Goodwill.