Rebag x Amazon: The Pre-Loved Plot Twist We Didn't See Coming

In a move that feels like soft-launching sustainability, luxury resale giant Rebag has officially teamed up with Amazon’s Luxury Stores to sell pre-loved designer handbags.

Yes, you read that right. The same place you impulse-buy hair rollers and existential dread at 2am now stocks secondhand Chanel, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton—with two-day Prime shipping.

So, what’s actually happening?

The collab means that Rebag’s curated collection of authenticated, high-end handbags are now available directly through Amazon’s Luxury Stores platform, giving buyers access to secondhand pieces with a side of ultra-convenience.

Think:

~ Pre-loved Gucci totes

~ Vintage Céline crossbodies

~ Limited-edition Dior bags

— all available to shop alongside your oat milk and resistance bands.

It’s a big deal. Why? Because this is luxury resale going mainstream—and that's huge for both fashion lovers and the planet.

Let’s be honest: fast fashion has us in a chokehold. But the rise of secondhand luxury is the stylish rebellion we’ve all been waiting for. With Rebag’s reputation for quality control and strict authentication, plus Amazon’s seamless checkout process, this partnership makes investing in circular fashion a whole lot easier.

No sketchy listings. No bidding wars. Just you, your debit card, and the emotional support tote you’ve been manifesting since 2018.

What this means for the girlies

If you're someone who:

Dreams of vintage designer pieces but doesn’t want to deal with Depop drama

Loves the thrill of a good find but needs it to ship yesterday

Is trying to make more conscious purchases without sacrificing style

This is your moment.

You can now shop your dream bag, give it a second life, and still feel morally superior on a budget.

Pre-loved is no longer a niche—it’s officially hit the Amazon homepage. This partnership is a massive step forward for normalising secondhand luxury in the mainstream, making it more accessible, less intimidating, and honestly? A lot more fun.

So no, you don’t need that bag.

But will it complete your villain era wardrobe and keep one more item out of landfill?

Yeah. Probably.