What are the most resold brands during the major clothing drive organized by Paradigme and LE BHV MARAIS?
LE BHV MARAIS , a temple of Parisian fashion and lifestyle, is hosting a temporary space dedicated to second-hand goods in January, orchestrated by Paradigme . Let's find out here which are the most popular brands for second-hand collection at BHV MARAIS.
- Sézane: Timeless Treasures for a More Sustainable Fashion.
Sézane , a brand that transcends the seasons, seduces with its timeless pieces. At BHV MARAIS, customers benefit from attractive repurchase prices, thus stimulating the resale of these quality pieces.
- ZAPA: Quality Pieces, which have Second Hand Value.
ZAPA , synonymous with quality and elegance, stands out at BHV MARAIS with popular second-hand pieces . The quality coats, the impeccable suits and the strong pieces of the wardrobe are all nuggets recovered by Paradigme. A godsend for fashion enthusiasts wishing to give a second life to these brand treasures.
- ba&sh: A Changing Room that is successful in Second Hand.
At BHV MARAIS, Paradigme collects a wide variety of second-hand Ba&sh pieces, from jeans to blouses and dresses. The diversity of the ba&sh wardrobe is attractive , offering unique opportunities to salespeople looking for new shopping experiences.
- Claudie Pierlot: The Essential Collection at BHV.
Claudie Pierlot finds her place in almost all Paradigme collections at BHV MARAIS. Elegant dresses, sophisticated tops, refined pants – each piece demonstrates the timeless elegance of the brand, making it a second-hand must-have .
- Maje: The Griffe in almost every Collection at the BHV.
Just like Claudie Pierlot, Maje items are included in almost every collection carried out by Paradigme at BHV MARAIS. An ode to elegance , Maje pieces fit perfectly into the second-hand world at BHV MARAIS.
BHV MARAIS customers, attached to these prestigious brands, actively participate in more circular fashion. An unmissable event where elegance , sustainability , and beautiful second-hand brands combine.
