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Vintage and resale shopping statistics

Key figures for writers, collectors, and small sellers following the market for secondhand goods online.

Last updated September 11, 2026

The data below puts vintage shopping in its wider resale context. There is no single official measure for antiques and collectibles alone, so this page distinguishes broad online retail, apparel resale, and large marketplaces where vintage goods are bought and sold. Every number links to the named source and date behind it.

Online shopping

Online retail keeps expanding

Resale market

Secondhand apparel is a useful resale benchmark

These two figures cover secondhand apparel, rather than all vintage goods. They help show the direction and scale of resale, but should not be treated as an antiques-market total.

Online momentum

The online channel keeps gaining momentum

Methodology and sources

This is a reference page, not a market valuation. Figures are reported as published by the source, with the reporting period stated beside each statistic. Marketplace sales and buyer counts are company measures, while the Census figures are official U.S. retail estimates. The apparel-resale projections are clearly labeled as projections and are not presented as results for antiques or collectibles.

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Tucson Collectibles. “Vintage and Resale Shopping Statistics.” Updated September 11, 2026. https://tucsoncollectibles.com/vintage-and-resale-statistics.

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