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Savers Value Village, Inc. Survey Shows Gaining Momentum for Thrift

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Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), North America's largest for-profit thrift operator, has released its 2024 Thrift Report. The survey reveals growing popularity of secondhand shopping across demographics. Key findings include:

- Nearly 90% of North American consumers have engaged with thrift stores
- In-person thrift experiences dominate, with 77¢ of every dollar spent in-store
- Gen Z leads the trend, with 60% thrifting monthly
- Thrifting extends beyond apparel to books, furniture, and electronics

Drivers of thrift's popularity include:
- Desire for unique style
- Enjoyment of treasure hunting
- Social aspect of thrifting

Savers Value Village has repurposed over 3.2 billion pounds of reusable items in the last five years, generating $580 million for non-profit partners.

Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), il più grande operatore di negozi dell'usato a scopo di lucro in Nord America, ha pubblicato il suo Rapporto sull'usato 2024. L'indagine rivela la crescente popolarità dello shopping di seconda mano tra diverse fasce demografiche. I risultati principali includono:

- Quasi il 90% dei consumatori nordamericani ha visitato negozi dell'usato
- Le esperienze di acquisto in negozio dominano, con 77 centesimi di ogni dollaro spesi fisicamente
- La Generazione Z guida la tendenza, con il 60% che acquista da negozi dell'usato ogni mese
- L'usato va oltre l'abbigliamento, includendo libri, mobili ed elettronica

I fattori che spingono la popolarità dell'usato includono:
- Desiderio di uno stile unico
- Piacere nella ricerca di tesori
- Aspetto sociale dello shopping di seconda mano

Savers Value Village ha riutilizzato oltre 3,2 miliardi di sterline di articoli riutilizzabili negli ultimi cinque anni, generando 580 milioni di dollari per i partner non profit.

Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), el mayor operador de tiendas de segunda mano con fines de lucro en América del Norte, ha lanzado su Informe sobre el uso de ropa 2024. La encuesta revela la creciente popularidad de las compras de segunda mano en diferentes grupos demográficos. Los hallazgos clave incluyen:

- Casi el 90% de los consumidores norteamericanos ha visitado tiendas de segunda mano
- Las experiencias de compra en persona predominan, con 77 centavos de cada dólar gastado en la tienda
- La Generación Z lidera la tendencia, con un 60% comprando de segunda mano cada mes
- La compra de segunda mano se extiende más allá de la ropa, a libros, muebles y electrónica

Los impulsores de la popularidad de las tiendas de segunda mano incluyen:
- Deseo de un estilo único
- Disfrute de la búsqueda de tesoros
- Aspecto social de comprar de segunda mano

Savers Value Village ha reciclado más de 3,2 mil millones de libras de artículos reutilizables en los últimos cinco años, generando 580 millones de dólares para sus socios sin fines de lucro.

Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV)는 북미 최대의 영리 중고품 운영업체로 2024년 중고품 보고서를 발표했습니다. 이 조사에서는 다양한 인구 통계에서 중고 쇼핑의 인기가 높아지고 있음을 보여줍니다. 주요 발견 사항은 다음과 같습니다:

- 북미 소비자의 거의 90%가 중고품 가게를 이용했습니다
- 매장에서 직접 경험한 쇼핑이 지배적이며, 매출의 77센트가 오프라인에서 발생합니다
- Z세대가 월 60%의 비율로 중고 쇼핑을 선도합니다
- 중고 쇼핑은 의류를 넘어 책, 가구 및 전자제품에도 확장됩니다

중고품의 인기 요인은 다음과 같습니다:
- 유니크한 스타일에 대한 욕구
- 보물 찾기의 즐거움
- 중고품 쇼핑의 사회적 측면

Savers Value Village는 최근 5년 동안 32억 파운드 이상의 재사용 가능한 물품을 재활용하여 비영리 파트너에게 5억 8천만 달러를 생성했습니다.

Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), le plus grand opérateur de magasins de seconde main à but lucratif en Amérique du Nord, a publié son Rapport sur l'occasion 2024. L'enquête révèle la popularité croissante du shopping d'occasion à travers différentes démographies. Les principales conclusions incluent :

- Près de 90 % des consommateurs nord-américains ont fréquenté des magasins d'occasion
- Les expériences d'achat en personne dominent, avec 77 cents de chaque dollar dépensé en magasin
- La génération Z est à la tête de la tendance, avec 60 % de chance de faire du shopping d'occasion chaque mois
- Les achats d'occasion s'étendent au-delà des vêtements pour inclure des livres, des meubles et des appareils électroniques

Les moteurs de la popularité des achats d'occasion incluent :
- Le désir d'un style unique
- Le plaisir de la chasse au trésor
- L'aspect social du shopping d'occasion

Savers Value Village a recyclé plus de 3,2 milliards de livres d'articles réutilisables au cours des cinq dernières années, générant 580 millions de dollars pour ses partenaires à but non lucratif.

Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), der größte gewinnorientierte Betreiber von Secondhand-Läden in Nordamerika, hat seinen Thrift Report 2024 veröffentlicht. Die Umfrage zeigt die wachsende Beliebtheit des Secondhand-Shoppings über verschiedene demografische Gruppen hinweg. Die wichtigsten Ergebnisse sind:

- Nahezu 90% der nordamerikanischen Verbraucher haben sich mit Secondhand-Läden beschäftigt
- Persönliche Secondhand-Erfahrungen dominieren, wobei 77 Cent von jedem Dollar im Laden ausgegeben werden
- Die Generation Z führt den Trend an, wobei 60% monatlich Secondhand kaufen
- Secondhand-Shopping geht über Bekleidung hinaus und umfasst Bücher, Möbel und Elektronik

Treiber der Beliebtheit von Secondhand sind:
- Der Wunsch nach einem einzigartigen Stil
- Freude an der Schatzsuche
- Soziale Aspekte des Secondhand-Shoppings

Savers Value Village hat in den letzten fünf Jahren über 3,2 Milliarden Pfund an wiederverwendbaren Gegenständen wiederverwendet und dabei 580 Millionen Dollar für gemeinnützige Partner generiert.

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New Survey Data Highlights Key Reasons Thrift is Thriving

BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Savers Value Village, Inc. (NYSE: SVV), the largest for-profit thrift operator in North America for value priced pre-owned clothing, accessories, and housewares, today released its 2024 Thrift Report to provide insight into the state of secondhand in the U.S. and Canada.

The survey confirms that secondhand shopping continues to grow in popularity across age groups and demographics, making it clear that thrift is reshaping the retail landscape and changing how people shop.

  • Nearly 90% of North American consumers have engaged with a thrift store through shopping, donating, or both (up from 83% in 2022); nearly 1 in 3 have thrifted in the past year alone, and more than 40% of Gen Z are thrifters.
  • In-person thrift store experiences continue to dominate. Secondhand shoppers report spending 4.5 times more at brick-and-mortar thrift stores compared to online resale. 77¢ of every dollar they spend on pre-owned apparel is spent in-store.
  • Nearly 4 in 10 consumers say that secondhand clothing makes up more than a quarter of their wardrobe. Nearly half of thrifters purchase secondhand clothing at least once per month. Gen Z consumers rely on secondhand clothing even more – nearly 6 in 10 say more than a quarter of their wardrobe is secondhand, and 60% thrift monthly.
  • Thrifting extends beyond apparel. Consumers say they shop many secondhand categories beyond apparel, with about 8 in 10 having bought at least one non-apparel category. Leading categories include books (46% of consumers), furniture (34% of consumers), home décor (33% of consumers), electronics (29% of consumers), and housewares/kitchenware (28% of consumers).

“Thrift, a once-niche retail segment, is having a major cultural moment,” said Savers Value Village, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Walsh. “It is incredibly encouraging to see shoppers of all ages, and particularly younger generations, embrace the secondhand economy. This is the kind of mentality that is going to start to truly make a difference in embedding a reuse mindset in our global culture.”

Drivers behind the popularity of thrift go beyond the historic draws of thrifting; while wallet-friendly prices and eco-friendly satisfaction continue to factor into shoppers’ decisions, there are several broader cultural trends contributing to the gain in momentum around thrifting:

  • There is an emphasis being placed on unique style. 6 in 10 respondents like owning unique, one-of-a-kind items. 1 in 3 say that secondhand is more stylish than new clothing.
  • Treasure hunting is a consistent draw. Half of thrift shoppers say they started thrifting because of the potential treasure hunt, and 8 in 10 thrifters say they enjoy the treasure hunt of searching for items; a large majority of thrifters (7 in 10) say they have found a treasure while thrifting.
  • Thrifting is becoming a social pastime. Citing the enjoyment of shared experiences with friends and family, half of thrifters say they consider thrift shopping a social activity they like to do with others. Nearly 9 in 10 thrifters say they spend more than 30 minutes in a store when thrifting.

The mission of Savers Value Village is to champion reuse and inspire a future where secondhand is second nature. The company has found a reuse for over 3.2 billion pounds of reusable clothing and housewares over the last five years, while also generating $580 million in revenue for its non-profit partners’ vital community programs and services.

About the Savers ® Value Village ® family of thrift stores

As the largest for-profit thrift operator in the U.S. and Canada for value priced pre-owned clothing, accessories and household goods, our mission is to champion reuse and inspire a future where secondhand is second nature. Learn more about the Savers Value Village family of thrift stores, our impact, and the #ThriftProud movement at savers.com.

Media Contact:

Savers | 206.228.2261 | media@savers.com

Source: Savers Value Village, Inc.

FAQ

What percentage of North American consumers have engaged with thrift stores according to Savers Value Village's 2024 Thrift Report?

According to the 2024 Thrift Report by Savers Value Village (NYSE: SVV), nearly 90% of North American consumers have engaged with thrift stores through shopping, donating, or both.

How much do secondhand shoppers spend at brick-and-mortar thrift stores compared to online resale?

The report shows that secondhand shoppers spend 4.5 times more at brick-and-mortar thrift stores compared to online resale, with 77 cents of every dollar spent on pre-owned apparel being spent in-store.

What percentage of Gen Z consumers thrift monthly according to Savers Value Village's survey?

According to Savers Value Village's (NYSE: SVV) survey, 60% of Gen Z consumers thrift monthly, showing a strong trend among younger generations.

What are the top non-apparel categories for secondhand shopping as per the Savers Value Village report?

The Savers Value Village (NYSE: SVV) report indicates that the top non-apparel categories for secondhand shopping are books (46% of consumers), furniture (34%), home décor (33%), electronics (29%), and housewares/kitchenware (28%).

How much revenue has Savers Value Village generated for its non-profit partners?

Savers Value Village (NYSE: SVV) has generated $580 million in revenue for its non-profit partners' vital community programs and services over the last five years.

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