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Nordstrom and Rent the Runway Launch RTR Revive

The partnership strives to extend the lifecycle of designer garments

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4 years ago

January 20, 2020

VMSD Staff

Nordstrom (Seattle) and Rent the Runway (New York) have debuted RTR Revive, an initiative that allows customers to purchase designer labels starting at $28, thereby “extending the lifecycles” of garments, according to Fashion United.

Currently, Nordstrom hosts a service called “Rent the Runway Drop-Off Boxes,” in which renters can easily return products to Rent the Runway after use.

Previously, Rent the Runway has only sold items through its website; its partnership with Nordstrom allows customers to shop for heavily discounted designer products in person.

While not yet available in all Nordstom Rack locations, Rent the Runway’s partnership selections can be found in many Nordstrom Rack locations in major cities across the U.S., including New York, Chicago, San Diego and San Francisco.

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