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A Market in Transition Chile has long been one of Latin America’s most dynamic destinations for secondhand clothing. Every year, thousands of tonnes of apparel enter the country, supporting a vibrant ecosystem of resellers, retailers, and communities who depend on these goods for both income and affordable fashion. Now, with the Ministry of Environment’s decision

Secondhand clothing travels far — from donation bins and sorting centers to overseas ports, street markets, and resale apps. But most of us, even those in the industry, can’t clearly map that journey. That’s a problem. For a sector that claims sustainability as a core value, transparency and traceability aren’t optional — they’re the proof

The secondhand wholesale industry is undergoing significant transformation, driven by shifting consumer preferences, technological advancements, and a growing emphasis on sustainability. As businesses adapt to these changes, two primary sourcing models have emerged: auctions and direct sourcing. Each offers distinct advantages and challenges, influencing pricing strategies and operational decisions. Auction-Based Sourcing: Competitive Bidding and Dynamic

As the global appetite for sustainable fashion accelerates, used clothing wholesalers find themselves at the frontlines of a circular revolution. No longer just distributors of surplus goods, wholesalers like Bank & Vogue are pivotal in shaping how the secondhand economy functions—not just logistically, but environmentally and ethically. In this guide, we explore how secondhand textile