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VIA Outlets opens sustainable pop-up shops
European clothing retailer VIA Outlets, which has 11 locations around Europe, is launching a new sustainability initiative with the launch of its first ‘Re.Love’ pop-up store in Lisbon,
Dotte introduces resale collective to promote circularity
Dotte, a secondhand fashion marketplace, has launched the Dotte Resale Collective with leading childrenswear brands to promote circularity and product longevity. By encouraging more parents to
ThredUp expands across Europe with acquisition of Remix
ThredUp Inc., one of the largest online resale platforms for women's and children's clothing, shoes, and accessories, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire one of the European resale
Madewell partners with ThredUP to launch denim resale program
US denim brand Madewell expands its partnership with second-hand fashion platform ThredUP by enabling shoppers to recycle denim and buy secondhand Madewell denim jeans. Madewell Forever is a new
Rent the Runway enters into resale market
Rent the Runway (RTR), US-based designer clothes rental business has announced that it will enter the fast-growing resale market in an effort to attract new consumers. Shoppers may now peruse the
Second-hand resale platform Vinted enters Canada
Vinted, a European consumer-to-consumer (C2C) fashion shop, has launched in Canada in an effort to encourage more consumers to switch to the growing circular fashion economy. It will allow Canadians
Levi's new campaign encourages ethical production & consumption
With the support of activists making a difference in their communities, the global denim brand Levi's has launched a new initiative to raise consciousness about the apparel industry's environmental
ThredUp collaborates with Frame to join the circular economy
ThredUp has come out with an interesting offer for denim users who want to shed away their excess apparel. They have collaborated with a premium denim brand Frame and have announced a trading
Shoppers ought to sustainability at the right price
More than three-quarters of fashion customers want to shop more sustainably – but only 39 per cent would be willing to pay more for ethical brands, according to a new report. The survey of more
Stella Tennant wants you to stop buying new clothes
This might sound strange, but if you were to take all the water you would be able to drink in the next 13 years, you would have the amount that it takes to make one T-shirt and a pair of jeans. Yet
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