Levi’s is Jumping Into the $32 Billion Resale Market with Its Own Program for Worn Jeans and Jackets

Levi’s is getting into the resale game.

The company is launching its own program for shoppers to buy and sell pre-owned jeans and jackets, called Levi’s SecondHand.

Customers who bring in their old denim to Levi’s stores can get a credit of between $5 and $35, depending on the item’s age, condition, and original retail price.

As an example, items that were made in the last 10 years are subject to credits that range from $5 to $15 for jeans and $5 to $20 for Trucker Jackets.

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Source: Business Insider