Has Singapore’s thrift store scene lost its way?


Thrift stores were traditionally charity shops such as The Salvation Army, which sold donated items, or eclectic ones lining old malls with piles of second-hand clothing. - ST

SINGAPORE: New-age thrift stores here have come under scrutiny in recent months after several were accused of masquerading new clothes from fast fashion sources as second-hand ones.

Fast fashion refers to low-quality apparel that is rapidly produced to follow current industry trends.

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