Nobis introduces peer-to-peer resale program

Canadian luxury outerwear brand, Nobis, has introduced a peer-to-peer resale network that enables North American customers to resell their Nobis purchases.

The initiative, known as “Next by Nobis,” makes use of an authentication procedure that enables vendors to increase the lifespan of their jackets and actively reduce their environmental effect, while providing consumers with access to used goods at a reduced price.

By making an account and submitting their offering, sellers can list their coats for sale and ship their goods directly to the buyer. Each item’s price is set according to its condition.

Then, sellers have two options for getting payment: they can choose to receive 70% of the sale price in cash value or 100% of the sale price as a credit to purchase at Nobis in-person or online.

Robin Yates, co-founder and vice president of Nobis, said that Nobis has long been committed to providing robust, high-quality performance outerwear that will take their consumer from season to season and last the test of time. It only felt logical for them to take it one step further to extend the lifespan of their goods by establishing Next by Nobis. This complements the technical decisions they make, including the use of high-quality materials, workmanship, and timeless style.

Customers may be sure that the item they are buying from Nobis is an original one thanks to a relationship with Recurate.

Elina Nurkka Nobis’ Director of Research, Innovation and Sustainability, said that their relationship with Recurate is their most recent sustainability project inside their framework of long-term aims. They are thrilled to be the first Canadian outerwear company to introduce a peer-to-peer resale program to the market and to provide their customers the option to shop through their Next by Nobis program in order to make more environmentally friendly decisions.

Launched in 2007, the announcement supports Nobis’ efforts to be more environmentally friendly and strengthens its dedication to creating and manufacturing its products with a view to minimizing their impact on the environment. Currently, the brand is offered in over 35 nations in Asia, Europe, and North America.