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Paawan Matani

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Startup on Second-Hand Apparel: Making Fashion Affordable & Sustainable Fast fashion is draining wallets and harming the planet. But sustainable fashion often feels out of reach for the average consumer. That’s where FAD comes in. We’re redefining how people shop by creating a marketplace that merges thrift and rental fashion—offering affordability without compromising on style or sustainability. How FAD is Changing the Game: Affordable: Access stylish, pre-loved clothing at a fraction of retail prices. Sustainable: Extend the life cycle of fashion, reducing waste and promoting mindful consumption. Smart Shopping: Rent high-end outfits for special occasions and thrift everyday fashion to save money and the environment. By making second-hand shopping mainstream, we’re not just selling clothes—we’re building a circular fashion economy where fashion is accessible, conscious, and forward-thinking.

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Anonymous 3

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You're going absolutely against the flow of the current here buddy. I dont' think there yet is much understanding for this rn but all the best, try karne se hi pata chalega

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Anonymous 2

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India ka thrift culture abhi developing stage pe hai and second hand or rental is considered cheap no matter what you call it.

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Anonymous 1

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People love cheap fashion, but hygiene concerns and trust issues can make them hesitant about second-hand clothes. How will you ensure quality and cleanliness?

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