Rebag plants resale shop in Westfield World Trade Center

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marketed as the ultimate destination for buying and selling luxury handbags, has opened its fifth new location this year in Westfield World Trade Centre. The store “houses the most in-demand designer styles and includes Rebag’s infamous Hermès Birkin Wall. It also features the popular Rebag Bar, which allows customers to sell a bag within 60 minutes for instant cash or exchange a previous purchase for at least 70% of the original price. Founded by Charles Gorra — a Harvard Business Schoo

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