Resale boning clothes - one way to give things to the second life. So far, in Russia, the culture of second-hand and vintage stores is only moving from the category "ashamed" in "cool", in Europe and other parts of the world, people have long been buying things from hand. So for quarantine, the inhabitants of Misty Albion earned more than 400 million pounds, just deciding to unload their wardrobe from unnecessary trash - reports the statistical portal SpaceSlide. Want to learn more about how you can earn on your things?
Bates clearly to the target audience
Among the British are best selling sports pants, and men's. It is no secret that women pay more attention to their style, while men are most practical in this matter. Everything goes from childhood: many of us said that the girls are princesses, which means should follow the appearance. So the first thing to put up for sale a husband's clothes - it's rather a buyer than on your blouses and skirts. Famous brand, excellent condition, pleasant price - all this bowels people to buy, and you will help you get rid of the unnecessary, retaining nature.
Women will rather buy new things than men
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Explore the question more details
In major cities, the service of the delivery of evening dresses for rent is in demand - it's easier to pay a couple of thousand thousand times than spending dozens on an unnecessary thing. If you have a couple of things in the closet that you can rent, write such services and offer to sell them dresses or work percentage. In any case, you remain in winning - get money and release a place in the dressing room.
Hands not for boredom
To redo clothes with their own hands has become fashionable. Some paint the old T-shirts in the Tai-Dai technique, others make cuts on the sides on jeans, the third decorations from beads themselves. If you have time and desire, do not refuse to create. Even if the result does not suit you, you can lead things to the cottage or turn them into something else - from the decorative pillowcase on the pillow to puppet clothes.
Check out the video tutorials
Popular Eco-blogger Elena Volodina, for example, made reusable bootings from an unnecessary umbrella - what is not an idea? Go to any video hosting and find Russian-speaking or English-speaking channels, where people clearly show how to alter clothes, restore shoes or give the second life to accessories. The more you will study the question, the less will be the desire to go to the store for a new thing.