Thrifty Fashion

Fast fashion, defined as the rapid production of cheap, trendy clothing, has long been a major contributor to labor issues within the fashion industry.

Charity shops are a great way to shop more sustainably and avoid buying fast fashion.

Fast fashion, defined as the rapid production of cheap, trendy clothing, has been a major contributor to the environmental crisis facing our planet.

The fashion industry is a major contributor to water pollution, as the production of synthetic fabrics like polyester and nylon requires large amounts of water and chemicals.

When it comes to secondhand shopping in the capital, you are spoiled with thrift stores, charity shops, and vintage clothing stores by the dozen.