LONDON – Environmentally-conscious cleaning brand Method has teamed up with Clothes Aid to open a pop-up ‘Slow Fashion Store’ in London to educate consumers on how to lessen their impact on the planet caused by apparel buying habits.
The Slow Fashion Store, which will be open for two days, will offer customers the opportunity to buy second-hand clothes, donate unwanted garments and customise discarded outfits to prolong their use phase.
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