What has been referred to as “Thrifting Culture” has provided a more sustainable way of selectively building a wardrobe, for those ready to move on from the noisy cycles of microtrends that are closely tied to fast fashion. Instead of getting the same brightly patterned slip dress from Shien, many teens and 20-somethings are on a quest for unique items that suit their individual taste.Having first appeared on the American scene at the turn of the twentieth century, with Salvation Army and Goodwill launched in 1897 and 1902 respectively, secondhand shops reinvented consumer clothing. Goodwill was founded by a Methodist Minister in Boston who sought to create a store that would offer immigrants not only jobs but also the chance to buy clothes and other items they may need at a low price.