September 2024

Rag News: Inside Bank & Vogue’s Annual Meeting + The Future of Recycled Fashion

Bank & Vogue Team Annual Meeting Last week, the Bank & Vogue team came together at our head office in Ottawa for our highly anticipated Annual Meeting. It was an inspiring event where we presented our goals for the upcoming year, aligning on strategies to drive both growth and sustainability throughout the organization. As a […]

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5 Old and New Ways to Make Business in Wholesale Secondhand Industry

1. Sourcing and Supply Chains 10 Years Ago: Traditional sourcing: The wholesale secondhand market largely relied on local collection systems (charity donations, small scale thrift stores, municipal programs). Local and regional focus: Wholesalers primarily sourced goods from local donations or nearby thrift stores, limiting reach and selection. Manual processes: Sorting and grading were often manual,

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From Waste to Wardrobe: The Journey of Recycled Textiles

In a world increasingly aware of the environmental impact of fashion, one revolution is slowly but surely transforming the industry: recycled textiles. As consumer demand for sustainability grows, the shift from waste to wardrobe has never been more essential. This journey is not just about recycling fabrics, but about rethinking how we consume fashion and

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Sustainable Business Practices in the Secondhand Goods Industry

Introduction In an era where environmental consciousness is increasingly driving consumer behavior, the importance of sustainable business practices cannot be overstated. The secondhand goods industry stands at the forefront of this shift, offering a unique opportunity to reduce waste, conserve resources, and promote a circular economy. As a leader in the industry, Bank & Vogue

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