Since 2010, Sweden has held annual clothing swap events organized by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, with on-site tailors that help repair and fit clothes on the spot. By now, they are a nationwide movement. Last year alone, 140,000 people attended 140 events and took home over 44,000 pre-owned items.
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Ang clothes swapping sa Sweden ay ginagawang kilusan ang sustainable fashion

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Mula 2010, ang taunang palitan ng damit sa Sweden — inayos ng Swedish Society for Nature Conservation — ay naging isang pambansang kilusan. Noong nakaraang taon, 140,000 katao ang dumalo sa 140 events at umuwi na may mahigit 44,000 pangalawang-gamit na damit.

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