It's almost never paying off to by brand new clothes

The prices for new clothes (that thousands of people have tried on) is rarely ever worth it.

I just go to marketplace on Facebook and find everything I need for no money at all. People sell clothes in new conditions and great conditions all the time.

I would make it without malls and online clothes stores I could live solely on the second hand market. It's also great for the environment.

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SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

It is terrific for the environment, so well done for your considerate recycling.

Astonishing sometimes to see what other people reject. When I finish with clothes, they are quite literally rags 😩

ninalanyon · 61-69, T

I haven't bought any new clothing for years, except underwear that is. I find so many interesting things in charity shops (thrift stores) and flea markets that I have no need to buy new.

P.s. Don't you have loppemarkeder in Sweden?

Queendragonfly · 31-35, F

@ninalanyon Yes we have tons of them here. It's very trendy to think of the environment and reuse.

Iwillwait · M

I am thrift store guy.

exchrist · 31-35

I try not to buy anything brand or brand new too expensive and for what 5$ pair of socks. Nope. So this post is good advice

Queendragonfly · 31-35, F

@exchrist That's awesome!

ArtieKat · M

Vinted, the online app, is great for good condition clothes

Queendragonfly · 31-35, F

@ArtieKat I have seen the ads but it's not beating Facebook imo.

HumanEarth · F

I don't have Facebook, but I have two brand new grown/dresses still with tags attached ( they didn't fit)

They almost went into the trash till I read this

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HumanEarth · F

But my wife has that Facebook. She could post them.

Your post just might of made us a few bucks

Queendragonfly · 31-35, F

@HumanEarth That's great! But I meant before you saw my post, you just thought of putting them in the trash!

HumanEarth · F

Yeah, was doing a built clean out when we found them

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