Second hand fashion

There's no better time to discover your love for second hand clothing than in, the aptly named, Second Hand September. But hey, second-hand/vintage/pre-loved - whatever you want to call it, there are so many benefits to buying clothes that have already been worn by someone else.

Oxfam's current campaign #SecondHandSeptember asks you to pledge that you won't buy new clothes for 30 days. Every week 11 million items of clothing end up in landfill. Throwaway fashion is putting increasing pressure on our planet and its people - it’s unsustainable. We reckon it's already doable to buy no new clothing for 30 days, but give it a go and shout about it. The more people that take this pledge, the less new clothes will be bought. @oxfamonlineshop⁠ ...⁠ We recently chatted to…

A wide-ranging examination of garment recycling should whet the appetite of readers for more research on the subject, says Ruth Pearson

With the introduction of mass, low-cost production, more and more people feel less incentivized to buy used products. Regardless, the market for thrift

Ethical is extremely good for the planet. 🌎 Environmentally #sustainable, slowfashion is better than fast fashion, decreases landfill waste, aids in water preservation, and lowers your carbon footprint. #resale #consignment #thrift #secondhand #climateaction

MOTTAINAI – THE ART OF NOT BEING WASTEFUL – ziveli

Are you in Porto and want to do some shopping? Meet the best vintage shops in Porto. Take home a good, nice and cheap souvenir.

Netflix’s hit show has everyone tidying up, but that's not the only reason second-hand stores are being flooded with donations.