In commemoration of the brand’s 30-year anniversary, Kate Spade New York joins more than 40 retailers working with ThredUp to bring used goods to market via its resale-as-a-service platform, the company said.
“We continue to identify ways that our brand can show up for our community and help minimise our footprint on the planet,” Kate Spade New York CEO and Brand President Liz Fraser said in a press release. “We are thrilled to partner with thredUP, a company that shares our values, to work towards a more responsible future.”
ThredUp CEO James Reinhart said in a statement that Kate Spade New York is one of the most popular brands in the resale market making it “an exciting opportunity” for the brand to attract new customers.
“Kate Spade New York has made itself a household name by offering classic and feminine pieces designed to be timeless,” Reinhart said in a press release. “We are honoured to power Kate Spade New York ‘Pre-Loved’ through our RaaS platform and support the brand as it embraces resale.”
