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I dont think so it will work, because everyone knows india is little cheap but no one will be ready to buy the second hand clothes, listen me, the people who are little rich they will surely not buy it, and the people who are simple and not interested in fashion they also not take any interest, for this you have to target the people who are not financially stable, if you focus them you can do profit, but you purpose should to make a product for rich people or for both rich and poor people.... I hope you understand, I already have worked on it

Products quality!

since its price for used cloth are far higher than the new ones it might only work in teir 1 cities

Yes, a Depop-like startup can work in India if it focuses on affordable fashion, sustainability, and social commerce to attract young, tech-savvy users.

Could anyone explain what Depop is?

If you get a mass aggregator to manage the delivery (ex Swiggy Minis) and the upward supply chain expertise that North Eastern thrift stores on Instagram successfully implemented during the pandemic - with a little bit of commission cash burn it’ll definitely work. Tie in some ethical branding and impact value creation into your business

It will be a logistical nightmare, both sourcing as well as fulfillment because you will be dealing with single piece items. Do you have a cost estimate of how much it will cost you to source and deliver per item? But nonetheless a good idea worth exploring. The idea is good but execution will be key to your success. All the best for your venture!

It will work, if you know the market you want to target. Snitch is a very good example.

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I feel the penetration in sustainable clothing are gradually increasing .Unlike other e-commerce you focus on vintage clothing which is new concept I feel and GEN-z (many of them wants to feel they should positioned in a unique way )so there is a possibility to go well if you are able to give products @ relatively competitive price

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Check freeup.

Definitely worth a shot tbh. Won't know till you mess around a bit

Yeah bro there's lots of thrift stores operating locally, you just have to connect them all on a website and they can deliver.

I think so but second hand fashion is only fashion if it's expensive stuff

Maybe but people are already using Myntra and Ajio who are providing good fashion products how is Depop different than these?