Overview
Reuse, recycle and revolve is the philosophy behind the Re:Generate Fashion Market. With fast fashion being the second largest global polluter of clean water, not to mention completely unethical, buying secondhand clothing is one of the best things you can do for our planet right now.
The Re:Generate Market will be full of secondhand clothing for both men and women. With everything from garments and shoes to jewellery and accessories, there'll be something at the market for everyone. Entry is free and the market is held indoors so will be going ahead rain or shine. But don't forget to bring cash, as there will be no other methods of payment available.
Stop by the Titirangi War Memorial Hall on Sunday, 16 May — the market opens at 10am and runs through until 2pm, so get in quick if you want first dibs on all of the secondhand goodies. Stand up for our planet and the humans that live on it by supporting Re:Generate and buying clothing sustainably.
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