There’s a Goodwill in my area where my wife regularly finds lululemon and patagonia stuff for cheap that looks like it was barely used if at all. Also cashmere sweaters, real fur coats and merino stuff for really cheap.
There’s a salvation army a couple of miles from there that has severely used clothes a lot more expensive (and also salvation army 🤮)
There’s also a “vintage” store that is super expensive and another that it’s more like an exchange so clothes are good but expensive but you can also sell your clothes for credit
I don’t know how common thrift shops are where you live but they are a pretty good deal… Or an overpriced scam, 50/50
Actually it raise a moral question. Am I indirectly helping finance child labor by buying second hand fast fashion?
No, because the alternative would have been for those clothes to be thrown away. And we still need clothes
And either way, at that point it isn’t your fault. Someone else made the unethical decision
There’s a Goodwill in my area where my wife regularly finds lululemon and patagonia stuff for cheap that looks like it was barely used if at all. Also cashmere sweaters, real fur coats and merino stuff for really cheap.
There’s a salvation army a couple of miles from there that has severely used clothes a lot more expensive (and also salvation army 🤮)
There’s also a “vintage” store that is super expensive and another that it’s more like an exchange so clothes are good but expensive but you can also sell your clothes for credit
Yeah, go for charity shops (except for Salvation Army, I’ve heard they are awful - not sure why, though …)