The secondhand apparel market is still booming, with a report from ThredUp projecting its global value will reach $367 ...

Cara O’Brien, a barista based in Cambridgeshire, uses a bear from Ikea to model her unwanted clothing on Vinted.

Woman shares on TikTok the condition of the pants she bought from a second-hand clothing website: "I’m really in shock!". O ...

According to Zac Hembry, CEO of Messina Hembry, “Using Aistetic’s AI Listing solution has revolutionized our workflow. We’ve seen a 3X increase in our listing capacity, a 70 percent reduction in our ...

One thrifty Vinted user has been enticing shoppers to buy her clothes by using a cardboard cutout of Gordon Ramsay to model clothes for sale on the shopping app. Abbie Ford has been expressed her ...

A DOG walker has roped in TV chef Gordon Ramsay to boost her sales on Vinted ... clothes." If people are selling personal items for less than they paid new (which is generally the case for second ...

And lastly, if you’re an environmentally concerned shopper (after all, it’s no secret that fast fashion is bad news for the environment), second-hand clothes will quell any of your ethical concerns.

At London Fashion Week last year Vinted, a Lithuanian resale site, and Oxfam, a charity, showcased second-hand outfits. The global market for used clothes and accessories is now worth some $100bn ...

But if you don’t have these services near you or don’t have the luxury of a washing machine in your home (or have delicate clothing), you might have to hand-wash your clothes. Need some tips ...

The organization was planning on sending clothes there until a fire broke out in the garage they were being stored in. The clothes were a total loss, but a different non-profit has given SIMDEL ...

More Brits than ever are shopping for second-hand clothes, with 66 per cent of us regularly using online retailers like Depop, Vinted and Ebay. But with more than 200,000 items uploaded to these ...

We currently live in an era marked by economic uncertainty, environmental consciousness, and a desire for uniqueness, Australians are increasingly embracing second-hand shopping. Once regarded as a ...