Poles are increasingly loving vintage fashion and used items

Fashion designer Joanna Przetakiewicz-Rooyens admits that she sees major changes in the approach to fashion among customers. Her observations show that more and more consumers are making thoughtful clothing purchases, are interested in the strategy of a given brand, and carefully check labels. Some people are willing to pay more for good-quality clothes so that they can serve them for as long as possible, and not end up in the trash after a few washes. Joanna Przetakiewicz-Rooyens encourages people to give their wardrobes a second life and exchange things they no longer wear.

“Poles are paying attention to where the fabric comes from. Instead of, for example, importing cotton from India, it can be imported from Portugal or Turkey, which is much closer. They also pay attention to the fact that the material from which a given thing is made is of the best quality concerning the price," she noted.

(Newseria)