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Sustainable Style Blog — Second Hand Clothes

New to second hand clothes shopping online? Here's five tips to get you started:

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New to second hand clothes shopping online? Here's five tips to get you started:
If you've never shopped for second hand clothes before, or if you've been doing it a while and would like to explore shopping online, we'll tell you what to look out for and how to get the most from your online experience:

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Sustainable Fashion: Five ways you can take a new approach to your wardrobe now.

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Sustainable Fashion: Five ways you can take a new approach to your wardrobe now.
If you've been thinking about how you can take a more sustainable approach to what you wear, we share five easy tips you can implement immediately.

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How to take a more sustainable approach to your wardrobe...without buying a single thing.

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How to take a more sustainable approach to your wardrobe...without buying a single thing.
If you've been thinking about how you can take a more sustainable approach to what you wear, we share five easy tips you can implement immediately. 

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How I became a fully fledged Charity Shop fan.

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How I became a fully fledged Charity Shop fan.
I'm often asked how my business came about, and in my book In the Jumble I share not only how it all got started, but lots of tips and ideas to help others discover the delights of charity shopping for treasure to add to their wardrobe. In this months blog, here's an extract from the book which talks about how I found my love of shopping in charity shops:

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Nine Ways You Can Create A More Sustainable Wardrobe

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Nine Ways You Can Create A More Sustainable Wardrobe
What can we do to help reduce the environmental impact of clothes production, purchase and disposal without having to resort to a tie dyed hemp kaftan and raffia sandals?  Here’s a few ideas to help get you started thinking about how you can create a more sustainable approach to your wardrobe.

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