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sustainability information that meets investor needs. The table below cross-references theSASB accounting metrics with where that information can be found.
*Metrics refer to 2020 unless otherwise specified

Hardware, Infrastructure, Energy & Water Management
ACCOUNTING METRICCATEGORY(1) Total energy consumed,(2) percentage grid electricity,(3) percentage renewableQuantitative(1) Total water withdrawn,(2) total water consumed,
percentage of each in regionswith High or Extremely HighBaseline Water Stress

Discussion of the integrationof environmental considerations
into strategic planning fordata center needs

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

Gigajoules (GJ),
Percentage (%)

CG-EC-130a.1

In 2020, The RealReal consumed 11,167,384 kWh of electricity and 339,514 therms of natural gas across all locations. We haveengaged in conversations around our consumption of non-renewable energy and look forward to implementing moresustainable practices in the future. We are working towards setting Science-Based Targets through the Science-Based Target
initiative. As part of those efforts, we are evaluating large-scale renewable energy power purchase agreements (PPAs) in orderto provide enough renewable energy to cover the majority of our operational footprint. Our Brisbane, California e-commerce
fulfillment center currently operates on 50% renewable energy, accounting for approximately 17% of our total energy usage.

QuantitativeThousand cubic
meters (m³),
Percentage (%)

CG-EC-130a.2

We operate an eCommerce marketplace that leverages the cloud for our infrastructure requirements so our operations are
not water intensive. However, we are committed to reducing the amount of water we consume as much as we can.
Additionally, through selling on our platform since our founding in 2011 through Dec. 31, 2020, shoppers and consignors havesaved more than 827 million liters of water.

Discussion
and Analysis

N/A

CG-EC-130a.3

We are currently working with our data center providers to get detailed information on our energy use and related emissions
on an annual basis. Once we have better visibility, we will work with them to increase efficiencies and reduce our overall
footprint.

Data Privacy & Advertising Standards
ACCOUNTING METRICCATEGORY

Number of users whose
information is used for secondary
purposes

Discussion
and Analysis

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

N/ACG-EC-230a.1

As of Dec. 31, 2020, we utilize our 21.1M members' information to enhance our service offering.
The RealReal is committed to respecting and protecting the privacy of our clients. We recognize that our clients have anexpectation of privacy when they do business with us. We deploy considerable resources to protect client data and privacy
because our business depends on our clients’ trust.
The RealReal does not sell customer data. Our revenue comes from the sale of goods and services, not our customers’
information or advertising. We recognize that there is a cost and risk associated with every piece of data our customers
entrust us with, so we take measures to minimize what is collected to only what we need to provide a great experience andmeet our legal and regulatory requirements. Our privacy policy details what data we collect on our website and apps and how
we use that data in compliance with CCPA and GDPR. The Audit Committee of the Board of Directors provides oversight andengages regularly with the Chief Information Security Officer (“CISO”).

Description of policies andpractices relating to behavioral
advertising and user privacy

Quantitative

CG-EC-230a.2

Please see Privacy Policy.

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

Number,
Percentage (%)

Data Security
ACCOUNTING METRICCATEGORY

Description of approach toidentifying and addressing
data security risks

Discussionand Analysis

N/A

CG-EC-230a.1

Our security team conducts regular assessments internally using advanced tools and technologies in addition to leveraging
the support and capabilities of third parties. The company uses continuous monitoring tools and services to identify andremediate vulnerabilities so issues can be found before they can be exploited. We deploy access control measures andmaintain audit logs. Employees with access to sensitive customer information undergo privacy and security training to help
them understand the company’s obligations and recognize common threats. Over time this training will be rolled out to all
employees with annual refresher training to ensure awareness of the latest best practices. New vendors with The RealReal
undergo risk-tailored security and privacy reviews prior to contracting to ensure our privacy requirements are understood andacknowledged. We review existing vendor contracts prior to renewal to ensure the terms continue to align with our standards
and applicable laws.

(1) Number of data breaches,(2) percentage involving personallyidentifiable information (PII),(3) number of users affected

Quantitative

Number,
Percentage (%)

CG-EC-230a.2

The RealReal has not experienced a reportable incident or data breach under United States or European Union law.

Employee Recruitment, Inclusion & Performance
ACCOUNTING METRICCATEGORY

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

Employee engagement
as a percentage

Quantitative

Percentage (%)

CG-EC-330a.1

This past summer we launched our first employee engagement survey. All of our employees were offered an opportunity toparticipate, of which 75% submitted a response. The survey consisted of 50 questions on which employees were asked toindicate their level of agreement with a statement based on a five-point scale from “strongly agree” to “strongly disagree” andfive free-text questions to which employees were asked to write a response. The responses returned an overall favorable
engagement score of 66%, 23% neutral and 11% unfavorable. Our senior leaders built department level action plans in 2020
that focus on employee engagement.

Percentage of gender andracial/ethnic group representationfor (1) management, (2) technicalstaff, and (3) all other employees

Quantitative

Percentage (%)

CG-EC-330a.3See 2021 10-K Filing (p. 11).

Percentage of technicalemployees who are H1Bvisa holders

Quantitative

Percentage (%)

CG-EC-330a.4

9% of Tech & Product team

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

Product Packaging & Distribution
ACCOUNTING METRICCATEGORY

Total greenhouse gas (GHG)
footprint of product shipments

Quantitative

Metric tons (t)CO2-e

CG-EC-410a.1

2,299

Discussion of strategies toreduce the environmental
impact of product delivery

Discussionand Analysis

N/A

CG-EC-410a.2

The delivery by a third party shipping carrier of products sold on our marketplace is the second highest contributor to ourcarbon footprint. While The RealReal does not exert any control of the environmental policies of our third party shipping carrier,
we are committed to reducing shipping related carbon emissions by reducing the number of split shipments on our marketplace. In 2021, we aim to reduce the percentage of split shipments by consolidating some shipments with our third party
shipping carrier, opening our Arizona Authentication Center and "decoupling" our Secuacus and Perth Amboy facilities so all
pick-pack-ship operations in NJ take place in our Perth Amboy Authentication Center. We are also exploring a carbon offset
program that would make our shipping carbon neutral.

Activity Metrics
ACTIVITY METRICCATEGORY

UNIT OFMEASURECODEDISCLOSURE

Entity-defined measureof user activity

Quantitative

NumberCG-EC-000.A

TTM Active Buyers - 648.9K
Members - 21.1M
Number of Orders - 2.2M
Gross Merchandise Value - $987M

Data processing capacity,
percentage outsourced

Quantitative

See note

CG-EC-000.B

100% outsourced

Number of shipments

Quantitative

NumberCG-EC-000.C

Number of Orders - 2.2M