Walmart is now selling used goods from Nike, Coach, Michael Kors and more as it dives into the $32 billion resale market

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• Walmart will for the first time sell used clothing, accessories, and shoes on its website through a partnership with the resale site ThredUp.
• Shoppers will get access to free shipping on purchases costing more than $35, as well as free returns to Walmart stores and ThredUp.
• The resale market is expected to reach $51 billion by 2023. 
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Walmart is diving into the $32 billion resale market through a partnership with the second-hand-sales site ThredUp.

Starting Wednesday, Walmart will sell used clothing, accessories, footwear, and handbags for women and children on its website.

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