Thrifting in OC: How to Be a Baddie on a Budget
- NovaTomato revealed the best U.S. Cities for thrifting on World Environment Day, focusing on sustainable fashion in 84 cities.
- The study addressed data from the Environmental Protection Agency indicating that each American discards an average of 103 pounds of textile waste per year, with just 15 percent of these materials being recycled or reused.
- Pittsburgh leads the list with 8.25 top-rated charity shops and nearly 25 thrift stores for every 100,000 people, followed by St. Louis and New Orleans.
- Lyn Bai, CEO of NovaTomato, emphasized that thrift and charity shops significantly contribute to sustainable fashion by minimizing waste and prolonging the lifespan of garments.
- This ranking suggests a growing interest in ethical shopping and encourages consumers to choose thrift stores over malls to support sustainability efforts.
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