Before you plan to go and buy the latest fashions from the catwalks of Europe, take a moment to think about the impact on the environment those fashions create, and consider thrifting instead.

Before mass production, we focused on quality and craftsmanship. Today we're addicted to novelty and disposability.

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Erica Ward has always liked to shop. She started working at a retail clothing store when she was 17 years old. She started to notice how mannequins were styled, how to arrange displays, and how ...

See fashion's last stop, the places where your used clothing is harming ecosystems, polluting the environment, and driving ...

A young Ghanaian woman has shared her journey from selling second-hand clothes in Accra to moving to the US for further studies After graduating with a degree from the University of Ghana, Afriyie ...

The second-hand clothing market of Europe has also seen strong growth. Increased consumers are seeking items which are environmental, economical and distinctive fashion sense. Due to increasing ...

With increasing awareness of the environmental and ethical issues tied to fast fashion, second-hand clothing offers a way to reduce waste while embracing creativity. The Environmental and Ethical ...

Clickbait, anyone? Yet the pervasive and often intrusive nature of internet news articles belies the fact that many of these sites are behind a paywall, biased, or feature low-quality reporting. Still ...