Go online and join a local Buy Nothing Group, Nextdoor, or Freecycle to give away your things for free. When dealing with an online marketplace, set boundaries on where you are comfortable meeting and ...

Covet and Found sell a curated collection of secondhand clothing items and some new, trendy accessories. The post How two Greater Boston secondhand stores stay on trend sustainably appeared first on ...

Discover how Fite Fashion is redefining luxury with sustainable couture—turning discarded materials into runway-worthy masterpieces.

After 16 years, the pioneer of online resale rebrands with a fresh look and AI-powered features to drive the next era of circular fashion. ThredUp Inc. (NASDAQ: TDUP, LTSE: TDUP), one of the largest ...

ThredUp is transforming resale with technology and a mission to inspire the world to think secondhand first, embracing the idea that the past is the future, and the future starts today. By making it ...

Although choosing secondhand over new is often the more sustainable option, experts say it’s not a license to overconsume.

John’s Run/Walk Shop to open third and largest store in Hamburg by mid-November. New 5,000 square-foot space supports the store’s well-known apparel and shoe inventory. Store enhances access to ...

Even if you love to shop, trying things on in stores can be time-consuming. Clothing subscription boxes deliver a curated assortment of clothing and accessories right to your door, minus shipping fees ...

For 25 years she worked long hours in the corporate world, spending a good chunk of these years leading the sales staff of First American Title Insurance's commercial division in Chicago. And for the ...

The footage, shared on social media, shows the moment the visibly angry woman brazenly kicked and pushed her way through the glass sliding door of Ji Studio on Elizabeth Street in the city’s CBD on ...

When you’ve finished decluttering your home, you’re not only left with a much more organized space, but also a bunch of stuff that needs a new place to live. Here’s how to donate (or sell) the things ...