Franchise Deep Dive: Plato’s Closet Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data

Purchasing used clothing and selling it back to customers for a price 30% to 40% higher seems like a business model too good to be true, but is it? It's not with a Plato's Closet franchise.

By Luca Piacentini1851 Franchise Managing Editor

10:30 AM • 03/08/23

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