Much like the items they sell, second-hand shops are nothing new. Since the Salvation Army first opened its doors in 1865, savvy buyers have scoured through thrift stores, hoping to find cheaper versions of expensive goods. But as the fashion industry faces mounting pressure to decrease its environmental impact and reduce the glut of items in the marketplace, luxury and outdoor brands are also embracing “re-commerce.” [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Many top companies are turning to resale, repair, and rental models to extend the life of garments, reduce waste, and lower their carbon footprint.