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Starting A Clothing Library w/ Rain Wickham of Lost Property
Starting A Clothing Library w/ Rain Wickham of Lost Property
Starting A Clothing Library w/ Rain Wickham of Lost Property
Wednesday 24th July 2019
Learn how Rain Wickham's clothing library, Lost Property, is revolutionizing sustainable fashion on the 'Hippie Haven Podcast'.
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Callee | zero waste activist, speaker & biz owner
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Get the buttons here!Revolutionizing Fashion: Rain Wickham's Clothing Library Concept
We want to get this sort of happening down here in Frio, where we're all just sort of circling fashion.
Imagine a world where your wardrobe isn't limited by your closet space. In this episode of the 'Hippie Haven Podcast', host Callee chats with Rain Wickham, the innovative mind behind Lost Property, a clothing library in Fremantle, Australia. Rain's unique approach to sustainable fashion is changing how we think about our clothes. Instead of buying new outfits, members of Lost Property can borrow and return clothing, much like borrowing a book from a library.
Rain dives into the nuts and bolts of how Lost Property operates, from sourcing inventory to managing the logistics of lending and returning items. She also opens up about the challenges she faced in getting the library off the ground and scaling it to meet community demand. For anyone intrigued by the idea of starting a clothing library in their own community, Rain offers practical tips and advice.
This conversation isn't just for fashion enthusiasts; it's for anyone interested in sustainable living and reducing their environmental footprint. Rain's story is both inspiring and actionable, showing that with a bit of creativity and determination, we can all contribute to a more sustainable future. Tune in to hear how you can be part of this exciting movement and perhaps start your own clothing library.