You Can Now Sell Your Old Skiwear With Perfect Second Moment

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Looking to upgrade your ski style before hitting the slopes this season? This new resale service, powered by Perfect Moment and Reflaunt, can offer you a step in the right direction.

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If a new winter wardrobe is on the cards this year, then it might be time to sort through any unworn ski staples. But rather than chuck out those tired-looking salopettes, why not swap them for a voucher? This is the premise of Perfect Second Moment, the new secondhand platform set up by luxury skiwear label Perfect Moment in partnership with resale service Reflaunt.

Using Reflaunt’s technology, Perfect Second Moment aims to extend the longevity of the brand’s high-quality items by allowing its community to sell on worn skiwear and accessories. Removing the hassle of listing items and finding buyers, the process simply involves contacting the platform about any unwanted items and then sending them in for Reflaunt to sell on.

And the best part? Once Perfect Second Moment and Reflaunt receive those items, you’ll get a Perfect Moment voucher sent to your inbox. You won’t even have to wait for them to sell.

‘We are thrilled to partner with Reflaunt to launch our resale program,’ said Jane Gottschalk, founder of Perfect Moment. ‘Our customers invest in our products for their quality and durability, and we want to make it easy for them to extend the lifecycle of their Perfect Moment pieces. This program is a natural extension of our commitment to sustainability and circular fashion.’

‘We are excited to partner with Perfect Moment and provide their customers with a seamless way to buy and sell their skiwear,’ added Stephanie Crespin, founder and CEO of Reflaunt. ‘It is important to facilitate circular habits and ensure these high-quality items are taken care of – which is why we open to the UK and European markets today.’