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FOLD AND FRAY// When to Jump and When to Slow
FOLD AND FRAY// When to Jump and When to Slow

I’m excited to finally announce what I’ve been working on. I have been creating Fold and Fray, an online shop selling gently-used modern and vintage apparel.

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PLASTIC AND CLOTHING// Fast Fashion. What are you really buying?
PLASTIC AND CLOTHING// Fast Fashion. What are you really buying?

Did you know that in most stores every piece of clothing comes shipped to the store in a plastic bag? Each bag gets removed by staff and goes into the garbage, all before the item hits the sales floor. These bags are not usually recyclable.

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