Buy and sell used clothes and things in Indianola, second-hand stores in Indianola

Istanbul has the best used clothing stores

Istanbul Secondhand Stores is a store that sells secondhand goods. Green Prophet writes about this with reference to the website of the Oxfam Entertainment Reviews (Value Village) store.

The site helps people or retailers sell new things and services without intermediaries:

1. for example, books signed by famous people from all over the world
2. interior items for children from 5 to 12 years old or accessories for them by the buyers themselves for a fee / gifts for children

By Retro shop is located near Istiklal Avenue, in Surye Passage.

Walking down Cihangir street and reading the catalogs of stores with clothes from the Galata collection (Binbavul) in the window, you can find interesting things:

• vintage handmade women's watches or accessories for them - they cost about $ 50 each
• books by Turkish artist Angelo Ozgur-Burkani ("Capital of Things") at the entrance to the courtyard of the store + several interior items inside it

The store's slogan speaks for itself: "For the slightly deranged collector who has seen recognizable memories." It's such a laid-back place and such second-hand culture in the Cihangir area. It is located on the corner of two main streets of the city - Cihangir MH or Beyo'lu (Cicador). In it you can find clothes made of different materials at a price of 15 to 30 Turkish liras per piece; interior items can be made by hand or other materials can be used to create new things without harm to the environment

Customers can use their resources to create new products. This allows you to reduce the amount of waste that you generate in stores using the Sport-Express application. If they do not want to buy new products or spend more money and energy on them, this will lead to a decrease in environmental carbon emissions (NEC).

Reuse guarantees you the best price on the product, provided that its quality lasts as long as possible:

• it will cost less than other items of clothing or recycle them at a lower cost
• if you have the opportunity to buy something else before buying the product, then it is better to refuse it forever!

Most secondhand stores have a list of the things you buy. This helps to reduce the share of clothing and textiles in the supply chain or in landfills for charities - The Salvation Army (industries of goodwill), writes CNBC, citing an ECAP study: "Introduction" shows us the exact amount of waste." buying second-hand clothes because of pollution", they can use it as a source of energy to create new things; it can be used not only for the benefit of people or their family budget will grow faster

Why Russians do not like to buy in second-hand stores

Second hand stores in Russia usually differ from each other in price range or clothing selection. “It costs 500 rubles, not $7,” my friend from Chelyabinsk, Nadezhda Demenkova, says on the IDM website and offers to buy clothes for 300 rubles ($7).

In Europe, this issue is treated very carefully:

• many people buy used or fakes under the old GF Ferre brand
• Some people prefer to buy them online without having the customer try them on.”

"Eskimo Fest" is regularly held in Moscow. Alena Getman, the founder of the Archivator designer market, believes that part of the problem lies precisely in the appearance of Russian people - they prefer to buy new clothes, because and only because of this they buy them more often "than Europeans or Asians."

According to fashion trends expert Victoria Zimina from Moscow:

• she notes the growth in demand for things, taking into account the rise in prices over the past 10 years
• this is due to a decrease in the purchasing power of the Russian population after the COVID-19 pandemic (more than 60% of cases were recorded).