Our Eco style studio is unique because clothing and accessories are sold and traded directly with our customers who bring in their former favorites for trade on the spot! 

 The studio will trade quality fashion items that can then be resold, making our selection Eco eclectic, fresh and fun. Our ever-changing inventory includes fantastic designer wear, vintage couture, denim designer jeans, wedding dresses, great staples, and irresistible one-of-a-kind items. You'll also find a fantastic range of accessories to choose from. We offer great fashion finds at low prices where recycling is always in style.
  
Almost half of the 2.5 billion pounds of post consumer textile waste prevented from entering the solid waste stream is recycled as secondhand clothing, according to the Council for Textile Recycling. So trading used clothing has a positive environmental impact.
 
If you have a passion for fashion and enjoy the thrill of finding a bargain we see this new way of shopping as the perfect answer to achieving greener practices at the same time promoting a fun unique way of styling the Nation. 

When you buy second-hand clothes, you can often pick up unusual period pieces as well as environmentally-friendly garments and accessories.
 
Eco-savvy fashion choices unload clothes for all types of reasons and you know that old saying about trash and treasure. From Hollywood vintage dresses to Free cycled High Street and couture, you can likely find the piece you're looking for second hand. You'll be giving a cast-off garment a second life, and picking up something that becomes new to you creating a unique style to suit your lifestyle. 
 
Fashion shopping is no longer about one upmanship but about where you can get a trendsetting look for less and creating a sex and the city wardrobe to die for.

 Secondhand clothing outlets across the Globe have seen business surge this year as the consumer snaps up popular brands like top shop, Zara and classic Couture at a fraction of the regular price.

 With current climate change creating little difference between summer and winter, consumers are reluctant to invest in clothes that, from one season to the other, use the same fabric and weight. There is only one word to describe the fashion industry if we do not change our way of thinking soon and that word spells disaster.

This is a great new way to look at changing consumer thinking as we embark on a credit crunch crusade doing our bit to help save the planet but still remain self confessed shopaholics.