Responsible consumption

Responsible consumption is defined as consumption that includes respect for the environment and economic benefits. It is manifested through buying locally and giving preference to clothes made of natural materials. It is driven mainly by the purchasing concerns of consumers who are anxious to act for the preservation of the planet and the well-being of society.

 

Icon numbered - Helpful tips for buying more responsibly

Helpful tips for buying more responsibly

1.

Ensure that the item you want matches at least five (5) other pieces in your wardrobe.

2.

Determine the colour palette of your wardrobe and see if the piece fits into that palette.

3.

Consider your lifestyle and evaluate if you will wear it often.

4.

Opt for timeless styles to keep and use the piece longer.

5.

When you buy new, choose quality pieces.

Integrate second-hand into your clothing consumption habits

Quiz

Can you spot the style that is made 100% of second-hand clothes? See if you can tell the difference. Good luck!

1.
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True

It’s so confusing! The second-hand clothes cost 9 x less than if they had been bought new.

False

These new clothes cost 9 x more than if they had been bought new.
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False

These new clothes cost 9 x more than if they had been bought new.

True

It’s so confusing! The second-hand clothes cost 9 x less than if they had been bought new.
2.
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True

These new clothes cost 10 x more than if they had been bought new.

False

It’s so confusing! The second-hand clothes cost 10 x less than if they had been bought new.
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False

It’s so confusing! The second-hand clothes cost 10 x less than if they had been bought new.

True

These new clothes cost 10 x more than if they had been bought new.