Andrew Rizzo JD Sports just opened a new shopping platform called ReJD; a place for consumers to cop pre-owned shoes at huge discounts.
Of course, this isn’t the first sneaker hub of its kind. Brands like Nike and New Balance both have their own pre-owned sneaker programs, promoting sustainability while offering products for far less than their usual MSRP. ReJD is, however, one of the few aftermarket platforms owned by a retailer as opposed to a sneaker brand. As such, its selection is far more broad. It won’t be a hot destination for hyped-up shoes, but rather under-the-radar styles as well as performance and casual footwear like sandals and slides. Every pair will get inspected, cleaned, and repaired as needed, then assigned a condition grade so buyers know exactly what to expect.
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