VILNIUS – Second hand marketplace Vinted has released a new report that claims its member shopping for second hand fashion helped avoid 679 kilo tonnes of CO2e in 2023.
Vinted’s latest ‘Impact Report’, which is based on independent analysis conducted by climate tech start-up Vaayu, also found that 65% of Vinted members now have a quarter or more of their wardrobes made up of second-hand items.
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