Why young St. Louis shoppers opt for vintage over fast fashion
About this episode
The episode explores Gen Z's preference for thrifting and the appeal of vintage clothing in the context of sustainability.
Gen Z’s love affair with thrifting is real. We dive into the appeal of one-of-a-kind finds and the growing movement toward eco-friendly, secondhand style with the founders of the monthly vintage clothing market Drop Soda Vintage Market and a sustainability specialist at WashU.
People in this episode
Guests: founders of Drop Soda Vintage Market, sustainability specialist at WashU
Topics covered
- thrifting
- vintage clothing
- eco-friendly fashion
- sustainability
- Gen Z shopping habits
Keywords
- thrifting
- vintage
- eco-friendly
- secondhand
- Gen Z
- fashion
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Drop Soda Vintage Market, WashU
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