Lululemon Tests Whether Secondhand Apparel Retailing Is Sustainable

The test, dubbed “Like New,” will give owners of Lululemon’s clothing the opportunity to trade in previously purchased merchandise to be resold, recycled or otherwise repurposed by the retailer.

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