According to the latest data released by TradingView, the Class A shares of US secondhand clothing platform thredUP, Inc. have been included in the holdings of multiple exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The data shows that, as of the reporting period, a total of 23 ETFs held thredUP stock, with a total market value of approximately $13.2 million. Among them, Fidelity Enhanced Small Cap Core ETF D had the largest holding market value at $5.64 million, accounting for 0.09% of the fund's net assets; followed by iShares Russell 2000 Growth Fund D, with a holding of $2.79 million and a weight of 0.02%; State Street SPDR S&P Retail ETF D held $2.29 million, with a weight of 0.62%; and Vanguard Consumer Discretion ETF D held $2.25 million, with a weight of 0.03%.

In terms of the types of ETFs holding the stock, most are small-cap and consumer sector funds, including passive index products such as funds under iShares and Vanguard, as well as actively managed funds such as Fidelity Enhanced Small Cap Core ETF. This indicates that thredUP, as a representative company in the secondhand fashion sector, has been included by traditional financial markets in conventional investment target portfolios.

thredUP is a well-known US online secondhand clothing consignment platform, mainly engaged in the buying, selling, and resale of secondhand clothing, shoes, bags, and other fashion items. In recent years, with the spread of sustainable consumption concepts and the expansion of the secondhand clothing market, capital markets have gradually paid more attention to such platforms. Although thredUP still faces profitability pressure, the continued holdings by multiple ETFs reflect institutional investors' recognition of its long-term development potential.

From an industry perspective, thredUP's inclusion in multiple ETFs has, to a certain extent, increased the visibility of the secondhand fashion industry in mainstream capital markets, helping to attract more funds into secondhand resale and circular fashion-related industries and promoting the construction of industry infrastructure and standardized development.

Source: ETFs Investing in thredUP, Inc. Class A Stocks — TradingView · Originally published on 2026-08-20