The second-hand clothing trade is part of a textile recycling process, which tends to extend the life of these products. It is therefore a process that is part of what is called the circular economy, which aims to consume better; by using fewer resources and energy and therefore, by polluting less.

Vintage pieces are almost always more durable than what can be found today in new textiles. The garments of the time were made to last, or even to be passed on to future generations. Particular care was given to the materials, the seams, the finishes... A set of details that made them resistant to time and use.

Beyond the making, the cuts , colors and patterns of vintage pieces are also remarkable. They are the identity of an era but also have a look that is rarely found in contemporary pieces: the cut has been studied to fit the shapes perfectly, the fall accompanies your gait with elegance and the bright or discreet colors are chosen with precision to be worn tirelessly.