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Buying secondhand clothes in France was once done by those who couldn't afford to shop on the high street. These days used clothes have made a seamless transition from thrifty to trendy as online platforms such as Vinted – now the country's top clothing website – upend taboos. This shift…

Amazon, eBay and others record rise in reselling as cost of living crisis bites and customers try to shop sustainably

Finding brightly coloured boyswear devoid of superheroes or heavy plant machinery is no mean feat, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Independently-owned Yodel experienced a boom in the pandemic and has continued to scale its offering with the surge in online marketplaces like Vinted and eBay

In a recent study, those aged between 18 to 34 were far ‘happier’ to buy and wear second hand items when compared with those over 45

Save money and reduce your eco-guilt with these shopping sites, says Katie Wright.

If your child has grown out of their school uniform, or is moving to a different school, you could turn their old school clothes into cash

He purchased four new items of clothing and saved himself £36.50

Rosie Beech reckons she's saved thousands and even pocketed an additional £400 from selling on garments her son has outgrown on Vinted

Miriam Schmulian, from East Kilbride, sold the £95 Ralph Lauren gilet on Vinted but it was missing from the package when it reached the buyer.

Miriam Schmulian sold the Ralph Lauren jacket on Vinted but when it got to the customer - via Evri - the gilet was nowhere to be seen, meaning the 47-year-old has lost out on a sale.