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ABuying second-hand clothing, once associated mainly with limited budgets, has grown increasingly popular across a much wider range of shoppers, partly driven by rising awareness of how much waste the fashion industry produces through constant new production.
BOnline resale platforms have made this shift considerably easier, allowing sellers to photograph and list used clothing from home rather than relying solely on physical thrift shops, which widens the market well beyond a single neighbourhood's limited selection.
CFor some shoppers, the appeal lies less in sustainability itself and more in finding unique or discontinued pieces that cannot be bought new anymore, turning second-hand shopping into something closer to a treasure hunt than a simple cost-saving measure.
DThe growth of this market has not gone unnoticed by traditional retailers, some of which have launched their own resale programs, allowing customers to return old items for store credit, blurring the line between buying new and buying used.