Aided by an ailing economy and a not-feeling-so-well-either environment, clothes swapping has become the rage of fashionistas everywhere. . Now the Budget Ecoist brings you a review the latest and greatest in current clothing swap websites and gives you feedback on how these swaps are shaping up.
February 14, 2010 by 
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February 14, 2010
What: Thred Up’s a new site that may soon render clothing swap parties obsolete. On ThredUp.com, guys and gals can list “new” and “like new” shirts they no longer wear, and get replacements in the mai
A clothing swap party sounds like a great idea on paper, but is it easier said than done? It could be a fun way to get rid of closet clutter and freshen up your wardrobe, or it could be a total disast
Recycling is in-not only in terms of the environment, but also in terms of fashion—and these sites are leading the online swapping community. Before trading your goods, you need to know a few th
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