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From the article, "A major survey in the UK six years ago found one in three young women considered garments “old” if they had been worn just twice." I'm like
by kipchak 5y ago
From the article, "A major survey in the UK six years ago found one in three young women considered garments “old” if they had been worn just twice."
I'm like you, but I think there's a pretty big disconnect between us and the average person into fashion.
- VLM 5y agoYou can manipulate surveys to generate any requested outrage. Generally you can assume any mention of a survey is propaganda and can be ignored. Its pretty trivial to imagine how this desired result was produced: "Would you be angry if you paid a falsely advertised full 'new' price for a garment actually worn by others at least three or more times?" I know I'd be pretty annoyed if I paid full "new" price for shoes and they arrived and someone else has been wearing the tread off of them for the last six months, LOL.