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Hungary Sells A Surge In Secondhand Clothing Stores In Britain

2011/3/4 15:17:00 118

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More and more Britain is cheap.

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Is changing the face of Hungary city.

Hungary's second-hand clothing stores increased by 2 times in 2009, according to Napi Gazdasag.

The Salvation Army in Britain sells hundreds of tons of donated clothing to Hungary every year.

There are dozens of second-hand clothing stores in the capital of Nagy K o r t in Budapest, the number of which has surpassed that of cheap Chinese clothing stores.

On every busy street in Hungary, almost all the British flags are displayed on shop windows to attract and attract customers to buy second-hand clothing.

As more Hungarians are unable to afford new clothes, people are beginning to move out of the original 10% of the budget for new clothes to buy second-hand clothing in the UK.

A shop assistant in Maggie's s London Outlet, who is on the Bartok Bele street in Budapest, asked the visitors: "look, this pink coat has the tag of Martha's department store (MARKS & SPENCER, the famous British clothing retail chain brand), which sells for only 2200 Folin (about 10-12 US dollars)".

MARKS & SPENCER and NEXT are the most popular brands here.

There are 5 reasons why Maggie's second-hand clothing stores are increasing: cheap, British brand quality, more common.

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The choice is bigger, the bigger size, and the fact that people attach more importance to environmental protection than before.

That is to say, people do not mind wearing clothes that others once wore.

In fact, if you are lucky, sometimes you can even pick up new clothes that have not been worn.

The staff of the center bought a brand-new winter designer jacket at a price of less than 1000 NT dollars at a second-hand store, and even the tag had not been removed.

A second-hand shop opposite the office of the central office often saw that many people were waiting in line before the shop opened, especially when the new arrivals arrived on Friday.

A female customer who carefully selected skirts in the shop admitted that she used to buy new clothes only, but times have changed.

Going down the street is a shop called English Clothes.

The clothing sold in this shop is sold on scales instead of sold according to the number.

Although some people condemn some of Britain's crafty middlemen to earn millions of pounds from local charities donating to overseas sales website clothing, the business of second-hand clothing industry is still hot.

A Hungarian wholesale company called H Da Kft (www.hadakft.hu) opened 5 new British secondhand clothing stores in Budapest within a day. The company has opened 57 stores in Hungary and updated its products every week, besides selling clothes for men, women and children.

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