As per UnivDatos’ “India Second-Hand Apparel Market” report, the market was valued at approximately USD 3.5 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.20% between 2025 and 2033, reaching USD XX billion by 2033.

The Indian second-hand apparel market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by rising environmental consciousness, the high cost of new apparel, and an increasing preference among younger consumers for affordable luxury fashion. The trend is further supported by the rise of start-ups promoting circular fashion through convenient, digitally-enabled platforms that focus on authenticity, affordability, and sustainability.

These platforms are redefining fashion consumption by making high-end, branded clothing accessible to a wider audience while encouraging a more sustainable approach to shopping. Here are four prominent players leading India’s second-hand apparel revolution:

ReTag

ReTag is India’s first dedicated online portal for buying and reselling pre-owned luxury apparel and accessories. The platform specializes in second-hand designer fashion, offering a curated selection of clothing, bags, and shoes for men, women, and children. Renowned designers featured on the platform include Yeezy Originals, Aigner, Amit Aggarwal, Anita Dongre, and Balmain, among others.

ReTag distinguishes itself by offering independently authenticated luxury items, ensuring trust and quality. Recognized as a “Rising Star” in the Indian luxury resale industry, ReTag blends exclusivity with accessibility, allowing aspirational consumers to own premium fashion at a fraction of the cost.

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Swap Fashions

Swap Fashions is an eco-conscious fashion platform that enables customers to sell their pre-owned clothes while promoting affordable and sustainable fashion. The brand was founded with a mission to reduce textile waste and provide access to quality second-hand fashion for everyday consumers.

Swap Fashions offers a wide range of gently used clothing and accessories for men and women, including tops, dresses, jackets, and bottoms from both high-street and luxury brands. Each product undergoes thorough cleaning and quality screening, ensuring customers receive garments in excellent condition.

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FLYROBE

FLYROBE operates as a premium fashion rental service offering an innovative solution to fashion consumption. With a focus on affordability and sustainability, FLYROBE allows customers to rent designer outfits for weddings, parties, and formal events—eliminating the need for frequent purchases.

Accessible through the Flyrobe app, the platform offers a diverse catalog of styles from well-known designers, along with its own in-house fashion line. Flyrobe’s mission is to democratize fashion by ensuring that high-quality, trendy apparel is available to all, regardless of budget. Their easy rental model ensures that customers can enjoy luxury fashion without making long-term investments.

Kuro Clothing India

Kuro Clothing India combines resale and rental services, specializing in traditional Indian formalwear. The platform offers a vast inventory of both new and pre-owned designer pieces, including lehengas, sarees, gowns, and men’s ethnic wear from renowned names such as Sabyasachi, Manish Malhotra, and Anita Dongre.

Kuro aims to promote sustainable fashion by extending the life cycle of luxury apparel. With nationwide delivery and a seamless online experience, Kuro allows customers to access high-end ethnic wear for special occasions at much more affordable prices, reinforcing the idea of fashion with purpose.

Market Drivers and Outlook

According to UnivDatos Market Insights, several factors are propelling the growth of India’s second-hand apparel market:

Rising demand from youth for affordable yet fashionable clothing

Increasing awareness of sustainability and textile waste reduction

Urbanization and rising disposable incomes

The surge in e-commerce platforms and thrift apps

The influence of social media on fashion trends and eco-consciousness

Growing preference for branded apparel at lower prices

Government and NGO support for a circular economy

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