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A second-hand sofa priced at approximately 525 euros sparked outrage on social media, with many criticizing the rising costs in thrift stores. Users expressed that such prices are no longer affordable for low-income individuals. The store, Bla Kors, clarified that the sofa was a nearly new display model, priced at a third of its original value. Despite the backlash, the sofa was sold to a satisfied buyer. The trend of increasing prices in second-hand shops has been noted, with some items costing nearly as much as new ones. Critics, including influencers, fear this may deter shoppers from choosing second-hand options.