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Understanding the 2026 Landscape for the Latin American Resale Market Latin America continues to represent one of the most dynamic and opportunity-rich regions for secondhand clothing suppliers. Growing resale demand, combined with shifting import policies, makes it essential for exporters to understand where business can thrive—and where regulations remain restrictive. As we move into 2026,

In the global wholesale trade of secondhand textiles, every square foot of container space matters. With shipping rates rising and logistics disruptions impacting margins, learning how to maximize container efficiency can make a critical difference to your bottom line. Whether you’re shipping to Africa, Latin America, or Asia, optimizing load strategies can help you cut

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

  The second-hand wholesale industry and its goals of sustainability, cost-consciousness, and circular economy initiatives become central to global consumption patterns. At Bank & Vogue, we’ve spent decades helping partners thrive in the used goods space, whether through sourcing bulk used clothing, footwear, or collaborating on innovative upcycling solutions. As we step into 2025, these

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

Latin America has emerged as a standout player in the global secondhand clothing trade, with countries like Chile, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador serving as major import hubs for what the industry terms “credential clothing.” This analysis of the state of credential clothing in this region examines the current market state, its economic

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