US EditionFabulous finds: Following a national trend, thrift is thriving in Reno
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Fabulous finds: Following a national trend, thrift is thriving in Reno
In recent years, consumers have a shown greater interest in buying secondhand. According to stats from Capital One, secondhand apparel sales increased 11% from 2022 to 2023. Researchers attribute this to various trends—environmental concerns about the impacts of fast fashion; a desire to support small, local businesses; and a generational pursuit of unique pieces with enduring quality. On top of this, uncertainty about how tariffs will affect t…
– I think we are helping to reverse a trend. In the past, you were labeled as someone with poor finances if you bought second-hand goods, says Mari Lohsen.
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