Why we need to stop buying clothes - LET’S UNPACK THAT: As fashion campaigners demand ‘degrowth’ for an industry responsible for 10 per cent of global pollution, Helen Coffey talks to ...

The UN Environment Programme estimates that, between the years 2000 and 2014, people started buying 60 per cent more clothes and wearing them for half as long. open image in gallery ...

People who treat clothes as something disposable may be seen to have a focus on the short term. Consumers love fast fashion. Purchases of clothes that are trendy, cheap, and not meant to last for ...

To gauge if a prospective employee has an eye for selecting the right brands and styles during a customer drop-off, ...

Shoppers around the world are quickly adding more used shoes, accessories and clothes to their closets. Last year, they spent $227 billion on secondhand apparel, accounting for nearly 10% of all ...

Wardrobing is defined as buying clothes that you know you'll return after wearing them, and though it's not illegal, it is a form of fraud. Many people participate in wardrobing for special events ...

In addition to children’s clothes in sizes preemie to youth 20, Once Upon a Child will buy used cribs, cradles, strollers, baby electronics, Halloween costumes and toys. Even more good news for ...

A first-time mom is cringing over the baby clothes — emblazoned with phrases like ‘grandma’s best friend’ — that her mother-in-law keeps buying. The woman revealed on Mumsnet that she is ...