ThredUp Releases Fifth Annual Impact Report Detailing Major Resale Milestones and ESG Strategy

ThredUp, a major online resale platform for clothing and shoes, released its fifth annual Impact Report this week. The company processed over 261 million secondhand items since launching and recirculated roughly 90% of inventory received in 2025 back into wear AP News.
ThredUp ended 2025 with more than 1.7 million active buyers shopping across 60,000-plus brands on its marketplace Globe Newswire. The report outlines the company's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategy heading into 2025, covering initiatives throughout the full year Market Screener.
ThredUp has become one of the world's largest resale platforms by moving massive volumes of clothing year after year Market Screener. Since its founding, the company has processed 261 million secondhand items — a scale that shows the growing demand for used apparel alternatives to fast fashion AP News.
ThredUp's 2025 report shows the platform successfully kept 90% of received inventory in active wear AP News. Items flow back onto the ThredUp marketplace, to thrift partners, or into rescue boxes — avoiding landfills and extending the life of clothing AP News.
ThredUp ended 2025 with over 1.7 million active buyers using the platform Globe Newswire. The marketplace now features more than 60,000 brands, offering shoppers a wide selection of secondhand apparel, shoes, and accessories Globe Newswire.
ThredUp's fifth annual Impact Report lays out its environmental, social, and governance strategy for 2025 Market Screener. The company frames ESG goals as core to its business — reducing waste through resale, growing access to affordable apparel, and building sustainable marketplace practices Yahoo Finance.
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