If you already have a mountain of clothes, can you resist buying more this year?


By AGENCY

While some people have pledged to reduce, or even eliminate, their alcohol consumption throughout the month of January, others may do the same with their fashion purchases. Photo: AFP

A US company specialising in alterations is challenging consumers to not buy any clothes in 2023 and to make do only with what they already have in their closets.

A radical way to detox from an addiction to disposable fast fashion predicated on the notion of continual consuming and thereby creating a lot of unnecessary waste.

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