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I'd assume much of that was new, as cloths regularly fail to sell.
by nitwit005 6y ago
I'd assume much of that was new, as cloths regularly fail to sell.
- dragonwriter 6y agoI know some of it is preemptively-prepared clothing for things that don’t happen, like commemorating championship wins of teams that end up losing. The stuff for the finalists is ready to sell for the day the winner is decided, the actual winners stuff is sold and the rest is dumped overseas.
- mschuster91 6y ago> the rest is dumped overseas. Or worse, shredded outright. In Germany alone, 230 million pieces of clothing (or 10% of the year's offering) are shredded without ever being worn (https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article203216646/Bekleidung-Hunderte-Millionen-Textilien-fabrikneu-vernichtet.html https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article203216646/Bekleidung-H...).
- grecy 6y agoBased on the condition, at least 99% of it was used, heavily.