Not really. A massive amount of clothes people buy go completely unused or often worn only once. Most people don’t bother to donate their used clothes and even a large portion that is donated is often thrown away due to excess or wear and tear
And then there’s all the stuff that’s sent to Africa and other parts of the developing world and why you see impoverished children in Mali wearing shirts for the Tuscaloosa West High School Woodchucks or whatever.
Means used clothes will rise in cost?
Not really. A massive amount of clothes people buy go completely unused or often worn only once. Most people don’t bother to donate their used clothes and even a large portion that is donated is often thrown away due to excess or wear and tear
Climate Town did a couple of videos that go into a lot of detail: https://youtu.be/8CkgCYPe68Q?si=cO7ZhYFto_Op9s0B
And then there’s all the stuff that’s sent to Africa and other parts of the developing world and why you see impoverished children in Mali wearing shirts for the Tuscaloosa West High School Woodchucks or whatever.
All the stuff mentioned above