thriftqueen42
Okay, like, I just spent 2 hours in a rabbit hole about ‘sustainable’ fast fashion brands… and I’m calling BS. Who else is ditching that for thrifting entirely? 
vintagevibesonly
Preach! I scored a vintage Levi’s jacket for $15 at the thrift store. Not only did I save money, but I also saved a piece from landfill 
conscious_college_kid
I tried researching those ‘sustainable’ options too… turns out they still don’t pay workers living wages. Not vibing with that 
meme_maestro
Fast fashion brands: ‘Our products are sustainable’ Also fast fashion brands: 
Profits > Planet
greenbean
Thrifting is literally a treasure hunt every time! Found a brand new pair of Docs once for $20. 
No fast fashion wannabe can top that experience.
fashion_professor
FYI: The textile industry is one of the largest polluters. Thrifting vs. fast fashion? It’s like choosing a walk in the park over a factory tour 
makeyourimpact
100% agree. Plus, thrifting has that unique factor. No one else will have your fit. Individuality > Mass production 
moneymastermind
Fast fashion is expensive in the long run. Buying 10 cheap shirts vs. one quality thrifted one. Do the math. 
daisychain
Is it just me or do the clothes from those ‘eco-friendly’ fast fashion lines fall apart faster? 
My thrifted stuff lasts forev
social_justice_warrior
Ethical consumerism can’t be achieved if workers aren’t treated fairly. Thrift stores support local charities & communities. 
