// Selfridges has launched a month-long circular shopping experience in its London store called The Stock Market at the Corner Shop.
// The launch takes place as part of Worn Again, a season of second-hand and circular shopping experiences at Selfridges.
Selfridges has launched a month-long circular shopping experience in its London store called The Stock Market at the Corner Shop.
Customers at The Stock Market can have their items valued by a team of experts with the option to sell in exchange for store credit. Services also include bag repainting and repair, tailoring and alteration of any item of clothing.
The launch takes place as part of Worn Again, a season of second-hand and circular shopping experiences at Selfridges.
Running until August, Worn Again campaigns to keep products in circulation for longer and encourage second-hand shopping.
The Stock Market at the Corner Shop plays a huge role in Reselfridges, the department store’s sustainability initiative to become net zero by 2040.
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Selfridges wants 45% of transactions to come from circular products and services by 2030.
The Stock Market at the Corner Shop will be open 15 May to 10 June.
Major retailers including Primark have recently launched repair initiatives to promote upcycling clothes.
This come as recent research has found young people are renting, re-selling and repairing more amid cost of living crisis.
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