Thrifting is back, and it’s bigger than ever. Whether you’re going full no-buy in 2025 or just dipping your toes in with a low-buy January, chances are that there’s some thrifting in your future. Make ...

Another option is to thrift clothes. A fair warning to the faint of heart, thrifting can require a lot of patience. You may ...

If you’ve even gone into a thrift store on the weekend, you’ve probably seen small groups of teens walking down the aisles.

One of the biggest problems with fast fashion is how it promotes quantity over quality. Clothes often fall apart after just a few washes, contributing to the 92 million tons of clothing that end up in ...

Growing up, Tristan Bego was known for treating her school hallways as fashion runways. It didn’t matter that her clothes were hand-me-downs or from secondhand stores. Budget constraints made her all ...

Many Americans were likely cleaning out their closets during COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, filling community thrift shops with lower-quality items. A new report from The New York Times has declared ...

Carly Shipman, who hails from the suburbs of Chicago, lives the typical life of a high schooler. She goes to class every day, then to track practice in the afternoon. In between, there’s homework, ...

Thrifting is popular with many shoppers right now, regardless of age or income. The prices are low, the quality’s usually better than what you’d get at a ...

The thrifting movement represents a generational shift built atop five basic tenets: old is new, mixing trumps matching, swapping beats shopping, the best things in life are free (or incredibly cheap) ...