eBay launches pre-loved fashion partnership with Condé Nast

eBay and Condé Nast are joining forces. At the start of the week, the online marketplace and the renowned publishing house announced a partnership focused on “pre-loved fashion” across the US, UK, and Germany.

Through this partnership, eBay aims to further cement its position as a central platform for high-quality pre-loved designer fashion. The partnership spans Condé Nast titles including Vogue, GQ, Vanity Fair, Wired, Architectural Digest, Teen Vogue, and Glamour.

The aim of the collaboration is to combine Condé Nast’s cultural influence and fashion portfolio with eBay’s 30-year commitment to pre-loved fashion – inspiring a new generation of consumers to embrace sustainable style.

Following several joint initiatives – including three consecutive Met Galas, Vogue World events in Paris, Hollywood and London, and the inaugural “Vogue Vintage Market” – the expanded partnership now aims to place pre-loved fashion even more firmly at the centre of the international fashion world.

At the same time, the partners aim to strengthen trust in the platform as a marketplace for hundreds of iconic brands and millions of unique items. Alexis Hoopes, global VP of fashion at eBay, explains: “By partnering with Condé Nast, we are actively shaping the future of the circular economy in fashion.”

Emily O’Hara, vice president of global brand marketing, adds: “Condé Nast shares our passion for vintage and pre-loved – and for their power to inspire a more mindful and sustainable style. With this partnership, we are sending a strong signal for a fashion future within the circular economy.”

“This collaboration reflects our shared vision to encourage a new generation to embrace vintage and pre-loved as an expression of their personal style. Together, we are telling inspiring stories that honour the rich history of fashion – while inviting our communities to discover and purchase vetted treasures on eBay,” concludes Doug Grinspan, chief business officer, US sales and global key accounts at Condé Nast.