Is The Future Of Retail Going To Be Secondhand?
Many "old-school" thrifters might remember a time when we rarely admitted to friends that our clothes came from a secondhand store. If you’ve noticed a rising comfort level with secondhand, you’re not imagining. Not only are consumers more comfortable shopping secondhand, but we’re shouting it from the rooftop. What's causing this shift in mindset and shopping habits? If the future is thrift, how will the integrity of thrift and resale be maintained? How will we adapt as this becomes the new normal way of shopping? And thrifters, how do you really feel about thrifting becoming more mainstream?