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Based in New York, Grailed is on curated online marketplace that specializes in high-end secondhand menswear. Users can buy and sell on the site and through an app. Founded in 2014, the site has since accumulated over half a million users and was rated one of the 100 best men’s stores by GQ. Site categories include outerwear, tops, bottoms, footwear, tailoring, and accessories.

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