Resale marketplaces (like TRR, Vinted etc) and Branded Resale

I wonder about resale (like third party marketplaces aka TRR, Vinted etc) and branded resale (a brand offering their own resale service on their own website etc, like patagonia worn or lululemon like new etc).

I am really drawn to this idea of buying second-hand through brands directly and I'm curious what you guys think: is there a reason you'd still not go to the brand directly? TRR and Vinted will forever be our default? Just cuirous!

Submitted June 28, 2026 at 02:08AM by Fair_Tip2915 https://ift.tt/Vhfj9Od

I made a multi paneled, utility overshirt. What do you think?

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Submitted June 27, 2026 at 06:08PM by immmhu https://ift.tt/Qp5FWEM

Brown Corduroy Mini Dress

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Submitted June 27, 2026 at 01:35PM by Williow_Moon_83 https://ift.tt/KASgnvi

ISO help: secondhand ba&sh Romane dress + VRG GRL Roma skirt

Hi everyone! I’m trying to find secondhand listings for two pieces I’ve been looking for ahead of upcoming events.

ba&sh Romane dress (size S / 1)
VRG GRL Roma skirt (size 4)

I’m hoping to find them pre-owned rather than buying dupes, so if anyone knows resale platforms, listings, or any sustainable ways to track them down, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you!

Submitted June 26, 2026 at 01:01PM by [deleted] https://ift.tt/fIqDMpz

Lichen Clothing

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Submitted June 26, 2026 at 06:20PM by AmbitiousBus9560 https://ift.tt/7vzf68D

Sustainable Fashion Weekly General Discussion Thread

A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.

Submitted June 26, 2026 at 02:00PM by AutoModerator https://ift.tt/E3r5XFk

Does anyone know about Fairly. ? Is it sustainable?

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Submitted June 26, 2026 at 05:24AM by becksvartt https://ift.tt/JxoXQ1G

Aide mémoire (Il me manque 85 réponses et il me reste plus que 2 semaines !!!)

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Submitted June 25, 2026 at 02:09PM by warena_crt4114 https://ift.tt/HadlUP6

After the Shein/Everlane news, how are you actually verifying sustainability claims of a brand?

The greenwashing is getting way out of hand now. I used to rely on brands like Everlane for my basics, but with the recent buyout news, I am definitely really disappointed.

It seems like every brand slaps an "eco-friendly" tag (yes you H&M and Zara) on their site now just because they threw a bit of recycled polyester or other recycled material into a shirt.

I was scrolling the B Corp directory and found a few brands like Tentree and OGL that seem to have actual, audited closed-loop manufacturing, which supposedly keep the toxins closed off and not into the environment. But is checking these directories the only way we can verify what’s really going on behind the scenes now? How do you vet?

Submitted June 25, 2026 at 08:30AM by curiosity_catt https://ift.tt/5SCkMvz

What is something you’d like to see more in the sustainable fashion sector?

Is there a certain style/aesthetic you wish was more available? Or is there a particular garment you’d like to see? Is there a fabric you want to see more of?

I’d love to hear your thoughts as I’m hoping to sell some of my upcycled and repurposed creations.

I find that alternative styles (eg. hyperfeminine, goth etc.) aren’t so easy to find but maybe you have a different experience.

Submitted June 25, 2026 at 07:21AM by FaeriePrincess28 https://ift.tt/vprgqwA