M&S and eBay team up to launch dedicated clothing resale service

James Murray
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New online service aims to repair, resell, and recycle preloved M&S clothes

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has today announced the launch of its first dedicated resale service for clothing, footwear, and accessories through a new partnership with eBay. The company said the new M&S...

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