ReturnQueen, the on-demand return pickup service, has announced a partnership with Poshmark, the fashion resale marketplace. This collaboration introduces a new feature within the ReturnQueen app that lets users quickly resell items they can no longer return, transforming missed deadlines into money-making opportunities.
“At ReturnQueen, we’re always looking for ways to simplify the post-purchase experience for our users. By integrating Poshmark into our platform, we’re giving shoppers an easy way to turn past-due returns into cash instead of clutter. Plus, extending the life cycle of products through resale aligns with our commitment to more sustainable shopping solutions,” said Angela Blain, head of partnerships at ReturnQueen.
The partnership is a win for both consumers and the environment. Instead of letting unwanted items gather dust or end up in landfills, shoppers can now easily list them for resale, keeping products in circulation and supporting a more sustainable shopping ecosystem.
Whether a return is overdue by days or even weeks, ReturnQueen users now have a simple, profitable alternative at their fingertips.
This shift comes at a critical moment, as retailers struggle to manage widespread return policy abuse—from wardrobing to bracketing—that’s costing the industry billions. With shoppers increasingly avoiding brands with rigid policies, innovations like this offer a balanced solution that discourages fraud while keeping customers engaged and loyal.
“At Poshmark, we strive to empower our community to extend the life cycle of their items, while keeping resale simple and rewarding. By integrating with ReturnQueen, we’re transforming the frustration of missed return windows into fresh opportunities, and advancing our shared commitment to a more sustainable future,” said Alison Lyness, head of business development at Poshmark.