Andy Ostcliffe is Head of eCommerce and Retail innovation at Oxfam. Oxfam is the leading UK charity fighting global poverty and the UK’s best loved charity shop chain – with over 575 stores across the UK, a thriving online store that’s built on Oracle plus selling on Ebay and Etsy. Across the retail channels they do just under £100 million, with 10% coming from online. In this episode we discuss:The impact of pre-loved clothing on the fashion industryWhat role do Influencers play in selling pre-loved clothing?How can mainstream retailers get involved in the secondhand market?Leverage online shopper activity and product trends to inform physical shops
Time stamps: [05:05] Having a large corporate following, diverse donations and popular charity shops. [08:06] Using online data for trends. [11:09] Consumers want bargains and unique clothing options. [14:40] How Oxfam promotes sustainability in product sourcing. [20:33] Be genuine, use take back schemes and why influencers matter. [24:10] Tips for listing on eBay. [25:45] Flexible working is changing how Oxfam communicates. [30:23] The pre-loved movement. Contact SHOPLINE >>> https://ecmp.info/shopline  Find the tech to solve your challenges at eCommerce Tech >> https://ecmp.info/tech Get all the links and resources we mention & join our email list at https://ecmp.infoLove the show? Chloe would love your feedback - leave a review here: https://ecmp.info/review or reply to the episode Q&A; on Spotify.Interested in being a Sponsor? go here: https://ecmp.info/sponsor 

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The Pre-Loved Fashion Market with Oxfam's Andrew Ostcliffe

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How TA DAAN Blends Content and Commerce for Artisanal Growth & Success

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Masterclass: Leveraging Community and Ambassadors for eCommerce Growth with Emily Hollender

Paul Sherratt is the founder and CEO of gloveglu, a global sports brand specialises in goalkeeper products and services.  Founded in 2010, they now sell via their Shopify store, marketplaces, and wholesale. In 2023, gloveglu sold to over 80 countries, growing at 45% year on year with annual sales on track for £2.5 million in total, with 20% via the eCommerce store.    Hit PLAY to hear: Paul’s eCommerce journey Founding gloveglu Expanding the business to cover eCommerce Growing their social media presence How a lean team of 5 works for the brand Staying focused and keeping things simple 
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Kate Doran is the founder of Flotsam Flo. An upcycled accessories brand founded in 2021 who create products from waste that cannot easily be recycled, or is impossible to recycle.  Selling via the Shopify site, taking bespoke and corporate orders and recently diversifying into workshops. They’ve even got 14 bins located around Cornwall to collect their raw materials.    Hit PLAY to hear: Kate’s eCommerce journey and inspiration The founding of Flotsam Flo How community engagement and sustainability intersect Expanding beyond eCommerce 
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The Pre-Loved Fashion Market with Oxfam's Andrew Ostcliffe

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