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The concept of a “green wardrobe” goes far beyond a selection of clothes in spring-like green hues! It’s a practice that’s gaining traction and that (hopefully) will eventually become part of our way of life: buy less, buy better, keep things longer, and pass them on to others. And spring, with its scent of renewal, is the perfect time to embrace this trend.
Need new shoes, a pair of jeans, or something else to welcome the warmer months? First, take stock of your wardrobe. To help you make good decisions (because the idea is to get rid of the unnecessary and buy only the essentials), look at each piece of clothing and pair of shoes and ask yourself:
After doing the little exercise mentioned earlier, you’re bound to end up with a few pieces of clothing you don’t need. Don’t throw them away! Give them to someone else—a family member, friends, or neighbors—or take them to a donation center! Another great option is to hold a clothing swap. How do you do that? It’s easy:
You've donated and swapped, and now you've decided to buy some new clothes. Before heading to your mall or your favorite local store, make a list of what you’ll need. Keep it handy and stick to what you’ve written down to avoid unnecessary spending and impulse buys. Once you’re there, before putting any clothes in your shopping basket, pay special attention to the following:
However, whether you’re heading to your clothing swap or your shopping trip, choose public transportation. It’s more efficient, cleaner, and more economical with the 360 shuttle (available on weekends, holidays, during the holiday season, and every day in the summer).
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