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Table 3

Resource interaction patterns of renting models

Resource interaction	Resource mobilisation	Resource utilisation	Resource combination
*Membership model (based on Alpha and Gamma)*	Mobilisation of resources from community members and, in turn, the community, results in new members	Utilisation is important but not the main focus of the model	Resource combination as part of experimenting with sharing, re-use and co-use
*Subscription model (based on Beta, Epsilon and Zeta)*	Collaboration with suppliers, e.g. for access to clothing items; suppliers get access to new markets and market insights	Having garments in use is important; resource utilisation is a key driver of the model	Personalised offering through combining garments and following trends
*Individual garment model (based on Delta and Ita)*	Mutual collaboration to mobilise clothing items and further product development	Utilisation is important but not the main focus of the model	Relies on resource combination with nearby resource collections, such as ski resorts

Resource interaction	Resource mobilisation	Resource utilisation	Resource combination
Membership model (based on Alpha and Gamma)	Mobilisation of resources from community members and, in turn, the community, results in new members	Utilisation is important but not the main focus of the model	Resource combination as part of experimenting with sharing, re-use and co-use
Subscription model (based on Beta, Epsilon and Zeta)	Collaboration with suppliers, e.g. for access to clothing items; suppliers get access to new markets and market insights	Having garments in use is important; resource utilisation is a key driver of the model	Personalised offering through combining garments and following trends
Individual garment model (based on Delta and Ita)	Mutual collaboration to mobilise clothing items and further product development	Utilisation is important but not the main focus of the model	Relies on resource combination with nearby resource collections, such as ski resorts