Buying second-hand clothes 'could prevent carbon emissions

Oxfam found in new research that only 10 per cent of the average wardrobe contents are second-hand
Oxfam found in new research that only 10 per cent of the average wardrobe contents are second-hand

Buying one used item reduces its carbon footprint by 82%. Shop Senior Thrift. - Island Senior Resources

Why you should stop buying new clothes

Why you should buy from resale, second-hand stores instead of new - The Washington Post

To rebel against fast fashion, buy less of it: Cardiff charity shop owner - InterCardiff

Oxfam: second-hand shopping can stop billions of emissions

Environmental Benefits Of Buying Second Hand Clothing

Why buying second-hand clothes matters – Loop Generation

The Benefits of Buying and Reusing Secondhand Clothes

Oxfam launches Second Hand September with new research on

Second-hand Fashion Can Prevent Emissions Equivalent To Flying Around the World 17,000 Times