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From actress Emma Watson to designer Stella McCartney, activists in the fashion community have been saying for years that the clothing industry has dire environmental consequences.
The average American will throw away around 81 pounds of clothing every year, most of which is not recycled, according to 2014 estimates by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. One of the ways consumers are responding to these jarring statistics is by making the shift from buying new clothes to buying used items, otherwise known as secondhand shopping.
University of Georgia students practice secondhand shopping in a myriad of ways. A quick Facebook search will reveal groups like UGA Clothing Exchange and Athens Purchase Nothing Group — two forums that allow participants to resell or trade their old clothing. Athens is also host to many local thrift stores, like Dynamite Clothing and the Project Safe thrift store. ....

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