With apps like Vinted or Depop, shop more sustainably and buy clothes for a fraction of the price
In an attempt to be more resourceful, spending less money on clothes while also trying to be more eco-conscious, I started looking at ways that I could shop more sustainably. The term ‘fast-fashion’ has been etched into my mind, as well as so many other young shoppers these days, so much so I can’t help but feel a pang of guilt anytime I order from fashion giants.
READ MORE: The 1975's biggest fan and an influencer among Manchester's most stylish we spotted this weekThankfully, the world of tech has made it so much easier to buy clothes sustainably if you don’t have time to be rummaging through charity or vintage shops. Vinted was such an easy app to use to find what I’d been looking for. You can filter your searches to find clothes that still had the tag on them or had only been worn a few times, which obviously is great for ensuring your item is store-quality.
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