Plato’s Closet® Expands Sustainable Shopping Options in North Providence

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Plato’s Closet®, a renowned retail resale concept targeting teens and young adults, has recently inaugurated its new store in North Providence at 1401 Douglas Ave, signaling a leap forward in sustainable shopping practices within the community. Operational since May 1, the store specializes in the trade of gently used brand-name clothing and accessories, providing customers with the opportunity to save up to 70 percent off retail prices while also offering immediate cash payments for unwanted items.
Stephanie Gardner, a Rhode Island entrepreneur with a deep-rooted passion for sustainability and a background in retail management and marketing, is at the helm of this new venture. Gardner's personal affinity for the Plato’s Closet brand, stemming from her college years, coupled with her professional expertise, has been instrumental in her dedication to extending the brand’s mission of clothing reuse to North Providence. This initiative not only champions sustainable fashion but also bolsters local small business development.
Setting itself apart from conventional consignment shops, Plato’s Closet simplifies the selling process by doing away with the need for appointments, thereby enhancing accessibility for young individuals eager to update their wardrobes in an economical and eco-friendly manner. This approach is in harmony with the overarching objectives of Winmark – the Resale Company®, the franchise powering Plato’s Closet, which seeks to diminish clothing waste by prolonging the lifecycle of garments.
For further details, visit https://platoscloset.com/locations/north-providence-ri/.

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