Second-hand clothes will be this year’s christmas gift, track, Trade research. Hopefully they get it right, for our present consumption is harmful. It takes 2700 litres of water to make a cotton shirt, and sometimes over 6 kilograms of chemicals per kilogram fabric for different textilplagg. Still buying the swedes annually 13 kilos of clothes and throw away 8 pounds in the bin.

but to shop at second-hand is deliciously ångestbefriat. You do not need to mine for if you picked right, the prices are generally so low that a faulty purchases do not play so big role. Thrive not in the purchased garment, one can wash it and submit it again.

Switch to get rarely in second-hand shops, but you can still give the goods away for christmas. You can explain to the recipient that the hen can leave the back of the garment, and then choose something in the store that he would prefer to have. Then the dealer while paying for two things, but it is not about large sums of money, and if you acted in a non-profit second hand shop, money has also gone to a good purpose.

who have been ”christmas present of the year” in previous years, was teknikflugor that was not in the long run. The Second hand however is sustainable in a double sense: the things that are sold are good things because the bad been cleared out, and reuse included in the necessary development towards a sustainable society.