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Jira Preloved

Jira Preloved operates a resale platform for gently used children's clothing, shoes, and books, facilitating the sale and purchase of high-quality items at reduced prices. This model not only generates additional income for families but also promotes circular economy practices by minimizing waste and resource consumption associated with new product manufacturing.

Mexico City, MexicoFounded 2024250+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Families face the challenge of affording high-quality children's clothing, shoes, and books, as children quickly outgrow these items. Discarding these gently used items contributes to environmental waste and lost economic value.

Solution

Jira Preloved operates a resale platform where families can buy and sell pre-owned children's items in very good condition at discounted prices. The platform allows families to earn money by selling items their children have outgrown, while providing access to affordable, high-quality goods for other families. By extending the life cycle of children's products, Jira Preloved promotes a circular economy, reducing waste and minimizing the environmental impact associated with manufacturing new items. The company purchases used items directly from families, ensuring a convenient and reliable selling process.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes families with young children (ages 0-10) who are looking to save money on clothing, shoes, and books, as well as families seeking to earn money by selling their children's outgrown items.

Features

  • Buys used children's clothing (sizes 0-10), shoes, and books directly from families.
  • Offers payment in store credit (with a 20% bonus) or via bank transfer for items suitable for resale (items for children up to 2 years old are paid only with store credit).
  • Provides a physical store location for in-person buying and selling.
  • Evaluates up to 80 items per family per day.
  • Aims to reduce CO2 emissions, energy consumption, and water usage by promoting the reuse of children's products.
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