“Sustainability”?

Thrifting. You hear about it everywhere. Online, social media influencers, the stranger in line at your local coffee shop when you asked where they got that shirt you liked, or in the bio of your next tinder date under their “hobbies & date ideas” section. Thrifting has become the “new wave” of consumer shopping. Needless to say, it has many amazing impacts. Reusing and reselling items means less garments being manufactured to bleach the ocean and pollute the air, less garments are going directly to the trash piles the U.S. ships overseas to 3rd world countries to handle for us, and the individualism moral from having unique pieces unlike anyone else has expanded the trend cycle universally. But is it the solution?

As the rise of thrifting grows