Reused fashion by DAHNYA RETANA VILLALPANDO ACOSTA

Contributes to the environment

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:12:40 UTC

As people is consuming more second handed clothes, the big business that produce massive quantities of clothes reduce their production since they’ve been realizing that more people avoid buying their clothes and avoid contributing to the contamination they fabrics make.

Low prices

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:18:56 UTC

Second hand clothes are known for being cheaper than the stores in the malls. All this because the clothes have already been used, but this doesn’t mean the clothes are in a bad state.

Renovate clothes

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:28:03 UTC

The fashion trends are always changing, and people with them, a lot of people have been doing changes to clothes they don’t like anymore, by doing this, they give a new opportunity to old clothes without having to buy something else to be trendy.

Small business

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:32:12 UTC

Some people have started their business by collecting clothes of a style to sell it in their own store or online page, that way you don’t have to search for hours one type of clothes, they do it for you. You just have to send a message to the page and make them send you the thing you want.

FIND UNIQUE ITEMS

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:39:16 UTC

Hunting down a unique item of clothing is a great way to stand out from the crowd and make a style statement. When buying second hand clothes you’re unlikely to see someone else wearing the same thing. Each piece has its own history, and the rails of vintage and charity shops don’t care for current trends. Retro pieces sit alongside hidden designer gems, handmade garments and the best of the high street. This eclectic mix of styles and eras makes it easy to create a wardrobe that’s truly one of a kind and expresses your unique personal style.

Reduces the demand for water

dahnya_vaing22u — 2025-02-21 04:42:23 UTC

The industries that serve our seemingly endless need for the latest clothing are also placing huge pressure on the planet’s water reserves.

The fashion industry is the second biggest consumer of water agriculture. Every year, it uses around 93 billion cubic metres of water, which is enough to meet the needs of 5 million people.

Long lasting clothes

2025-02-21 04:45:31 UTC

This may sound untrue but look at it this way. You can find a lot of clothes in thrift stores that are years old, especially if you’re in a vintage store.

Some of these clothes were created before fast fashion started becoming so widespread.

Since they are pre-fast fashion, they are better made and meant to stand the test of time.

My opinion

2025-02-21 04:52:07 UTC

I think reused rashness is a good way to help the environment and your wallet.

We know that more employees that work in the fabrics are not well paid and with long hours of work.

Is not bad if you want to but a dress, a shirt or some pants every some time, but there is some people that spend all of their money there.

We have to be aware of who are we supporting while buying our clothes.