Click here to read the full article. LONDON — More and more Brits are prioritizing sustainability and are keen to buy secondhand fashion, but Brexit woes and the need for complicated customs declarations when shipping product around Europe have dampened some of their efforts in the last year.
That’s why Vestiaire Collective is opening the doors to a new authentication and logistics center in the U.K. today, to keep up with increased consumer demand for circular fashion — one-third of U.K. fashion buyers started selling pre-loved items in 2021 or planned to buy secondhand during the festive period, according to the company…
That’s why Vestiaire Collective is opening the doors to a new authentication and logistics center in the U.K. today, to keep up with increased consumer demand for circular fashion — one-third of U.K. fashion buyers started selling pre-loved items in 2021 or planned to buy secondhand during the festive period, according to the company…
