Many fashion brands claim to be more responsible with the environment, such as designer Marine Serré, that creates its collections with textile waste from other factoriesHowever, the impudence of circular fashion reached its peak when a boy shared online the experience of seeing that a t-shirt he had sold on a second-hand clothing website, It was presented at Paris Fashion Week.
The user named Quentin shared on X (formerly Twitter) a story of his experience about how he was surprised to see that the t-shirt he had bought as a souvenir was presented at the fashion week from Paris thanks to the Coperni brand, but the funniest thing of all is that, according to the boy, who bought him the shirt I was looking for an extra discount for the garment.
In the publication in which reveals such an incredible findadds captures that, in fact, who bought the garment as Rebecca Durdena girl who works as ‘women’s fashion designer and in freelance tailoring’, who made an offer of seven euros for the shirt, which the seller refused, when the sale price was only 9 euros.
A situation that outraged many
The response from the boy’s followers on his networks, as well as from fashion lovers, was immediate, and for such a popular brand in the Paris presentation calendar, it seemed incredible that sell a vintage piece (probably at a stratospheric price) and will still seek to haggle the price to get it even cheaper.
“Several months had passed since I put the shirt on sale and I had forgotten that it had been sold,” the boy commented in an interview. for the middle Konbiniwhere they questioned him about what happened.
Furthermore, he states that, when he was watching the parade, the shirt It looked vaguely familiar.and when searching for his on the web, he realized that, in fact, it had already been sold: “When I saw this t-shirt on the catwalk, I went to my Vinted with the intention of withdrawing mine from sale, in the end “After all, I wanted to keep it. At that moment I still didn’t realize that it was my shirt that I had just seen at the parade.”
The reactions to the publication were immediate: the first comments were made against the brand, who, upon learning that the buyer of the t-shirt I was looking to pay less to present it in a fashion show in Paristhey did not understand how a renowned brand like Coperni was looking for a two-euro discount when it could present a collection at Disneyland Paris and, in addition, get Kylie Jenner to close its show.
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