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eBay Delivers Brands a new Way to Encourage Circularity of Products.

eBay Yesterday announced a pioneering new ‘resell on eBay’ feature that enables users to list their clothing on eBay in a couple of clicks of a button. Developed as part of eBay’s commitment to creating easier ways for brands and buyers to participate in the circular fashion economy, the new feature will be built into a Certilogo’s Secure by Design™ digital ID, accessible by scanning a connected product’s smart label.
Italian outerwear and lifestyle brand Save The Duck will be the first brand to pilot the new feature, with their connected garments featuring the new resell button rolling out from May. eBay plans to expand the service to other brands using the Certilogo Digital ID in the near future, with the goal of making it a default function of its Secure by Design™ technology.
eBay is focused on delivering solutions to brands while curating an elevated marketplace for buyers and sellers, said Charis Marquez, Global GM of Fashion at eBay. Reducing friction and removing barriers to brands and consumers engaging in recommerce is crucial to fostering a pre-loved fashion marketplace. eBay new resell feature helps brands keep their product out of landfill, while giving consumers an incredibly easy way to give their item a second life.
The process is simple and streamlined: when a user scans the QR code on their product’s smart label, a “resell on eBay” button is displayed in the digital brand experience.
This new ‘resell on eBay’ feature was a natural next step for Certilogo’s innovation and product evolution, said Michele Casucci, CEO and founder of Certilogo. With 540 million products already connected by our secure digital IDs, their mission is to empower brands by helping them create an experience that blends the physical with the digital world. Being able to securely resell your products with ease only makes the circular shopping experience more accessible for everyone.
This new feature is among several advances eBay has made to improve the selling experience. Last year, the company launched a customized listing flow tailored for sneakers and saw a great response from sellers. eBay introduced its magical listing tool, which uses AI to extrapolate details about listings from images, allowing sellers to list items with ease, and buyers can access more information about potential purchases.
“Finding solutions that help our customers make more circular choices – and keep our product out of landfill – is of the utmost importance to us,” said Nicolas Bargi, Save The Duck CEO & Founder. “To be the first brand to use this new eBay and Certilogo technology reinforces our commitment to ensuring maximum transparency to our community.”eBay acquired Certilogo in July of 2023 to boost pre-owned authentication through secure-by-design digital authentication technology – an AI-powered Digital ID printed on the actual product tag. The technology empowers brands and designers to manage the lifecycle of their garments and gives consumers a seamless way to engage with their favorite brands, confirm authenticity, and activate circular services.


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  • Rukia Ahmed Abdi

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    Fashion waste remains at all times high. Great to see eBay leverage on technology to make circular shopping easily accessible. Sustainability at its best

    • George Kariuki

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      This is a game-changer for sustainable fashion! Love that eBay is making it super easy to resell clothes with their new resell on eBay feature.

      • Ann Nyambura

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        It's great to see technology being leveraged to make circular shopping more accessible for everyone.

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        • Joseph Githinji

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          This is an amazing feature by eBay, this is going to reduce wastages in the fashion industry and in the long run enhance sustainability through this circular economy.

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