Thrift Stores Gear Up for Resale Boom Amid Tariffs
TheWkly Analysis
U.S. thrift chains report inventory upgrades and store expansions as apparel tariffs drive shoppers toward second‑hand bargains. Industry analysts expect the resale market to jump 15% this year, outpacing traditional retail.
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- • Thrift Stores, U.S., apparel, Industry analysts
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Left-Leaning View
As tariffs drive up prices for new goods, thrift stores are becoming essential for low-income families seeking affordable options in a struggling economy.
Centrist View
Thrift stores are poised to benefit from the economic shifts caused by tariffs, as consumers increasingly turn to resale markets for budget-friendly shopping.
Right-Leaning View
The surge in thrift store popularity highlights the resilience of American consumers adapting to government policies that inflate prices on new products.
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