PARIS – Vestiaire Collective’s move to take fast fashion out of its brand mix has resulted in a lift within the positive environmental impact from its resale model, in line with its latest impact report.
Last November the corporate moved to ban fast fashion brands, including Asos, Shein, Burton, Fashion Nova, Pretty Little Thing, Missguided, Topman, Topshop and Tezenis, amongst others.
According the the impact report, 80 percent of respondents said that they're investing in higher-quality pieces because of this and 58 percent said they're buying fewer fast fashion items as an upscaling knock-on effect of buying higher items.
“It’s a positive sign to say, ‘You realize what, you possibly can live without fast fashion, and move on to raised made and more...
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