In the last decade, fashion has become an important aspect of consumer and social media culture, with current Gen-Zr’s taking huge interest in thrift stores and second-hand shopping. And many have become resellers, selling their thrifted clothes for profit.
It’s easy to get caught up and be inspired to shape your dream wardrobe with the wide variety of aesthetics and unlimited access to fashion archives via Tumblr and Pinterest.
With second hand stores, the racks of vintage and pre-owned goods are your oyster. However, something has gone amiss.
In recent years, thrift store prices have gone up and continue to rise. Moreover, your chance of getting a Pinterest board fit in under eight dollars seems less likely. Are resellers to blame?
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