Our Environment
The world’s landfills are already overflowing, but we still have to buy items—from clothing and decor to furniture and home improvement items. Thrifting is one of the best ways to lighten your impact as a consumer!
Shopping sustainably by shopping at local thrift stores is a viable option to reducing, reusing, and recycling clothing. Through thrift shopping you are…
REDUCING WASTE: There is a direct reduction in the amount of clothing that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
REUSING: If you have old clothes that are not in the best shape for donation, use them for rags or drop clothes.
RECYCLING: Bring clothing that you no longer wear to our thrift store as a donation.
Believe it or not, the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world contributing to 10% of humankind’s carbon emissions. In addition to carbon emissions, 85% of textiles end up in landfills as waste.
so..........when you are shopping or donating to Twice But Nice......you are making a difference!
Shopping sustainably by shopping at local thrift stores is a viable option to reducing, reusing, and recycling clothing. Through thrift shopping you are…
REDUCING WASTE: There is a direct reduction in the amount of clothing that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
REUSING: If you have old clothes that are not in the best shape for donation, use them for rags or drop clothes.
RECYCLING: Bring clothing that you no longer wear to our thrift store as a donation.
Believe it or not, the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world contributing to 10% of humankind’s carbon emissions. In addition to carbon emissions, 85% of textiles end up in landfills as waste.
so..........when you are shopping or donating to Twice But Nice......you are making a difference!
2021 Twice But Nice Environmental Impact from Downloading
We saved 41.9 tonnes from going to the Landfill in 2021! That's about 3.5 tonnes per month!
Here's a Visual of what 40 tonnes looks like:
We saved 41.9 tonnes from going to the Landfill in 2021! That's about 3.5 tonnes per month!
Here's a Visual of what 40 tonnes looks like:
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