Resale & Secondhand
Where every listing is a single item, condition moves the price as much as the product does, and supply arrives rather than being bought
Book a demoNothing here has a SKU, and the photograph is the only reliable record
Resale inventory is single item, inconsistently described and often photographed by the seller. There is no product feed to fall back on, which makes reading the garment out of the image less of an advantage and more of a precondition.
What changes in a market like this one
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Comparable sales found by searching titles and hoping
With CoordMatched on the garment, so a comparable is genuinely comparable
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Colour taken from whatever the seller typed
With CoordMeasured off the photograph, and normalised for how it was shot
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Supply of a given style invisible until it has already flooded
With CoordCounted across the market as it arrives
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Retail market movement tracked separately from resale, if at all
With CoordBoth read as one picture, on the same attributes
Ecru, oatmeal and sand are the same colour
Read from the pixels, not from the description.
Written by the seller descriptions are the least reliable data in this category and the only data most tools have. Coord takes the shade from the garment in the photograph, so the same colour is the same colour across thousands of independent listings.
The same shade, photographed a thousand different ways
Normalised for the shoot before anything is counted.
Seller photography is taken in kitchens, in daylight, under tungsten. Without correcting for how a picture was taken, a colour trend measured across resale listings is measuring lighting. Coord normalises first, which is the unglamorous half of the work.
The capabilities this market actually reaches for.
A solutions page is a lens, not a different product. These are the same capabilities every Coord customer gets, in the order this market tends to need them, and each one is covered in full on its own page.
More by segment
- Sportswear & AthleisureDrop cadence, colourway churn and a competitive set that spans brand and retailer
- Luxury & PremiumNarrow ranges, long lifecycles, and a discount signal that matters more than it does anywhere else
- High Street & Fast FashionEnormous ranges, constant repricing, and a week that is already too long a reporting cycle
- Footwear & SneakersSize level availability, release calendars, and the same silhouette under a dozen names
- Outdoor & PerformanceTechnical specification, long product lifecycles, and seasons that turn on weather
- Marketplaces & MultibrandThousands of sellers, duplicated listings, and a catalogue you do not fully control
See it on your own competitive set.
A live walkthrough of Coord against the brands you actually compete with: your market, your categories, your questions.
