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Fashion industry is the second greatest polluter of freshwater in the world. 80 billion items of clothing are produced yearly leaving 2.5 billion pounds of waste. A single t-shirt takes 2,700 liters of water to make, enough for a person to drink over 2.5 years. And these numbers are increasing exponentially every passing year. We aim to play our part in helping ensure this situation doesn't get worst. Our solution is simple; Give one + Take one = Zero damage+ happy earth and happy us! We want to create a movement in which rather than hoarding clothes people will start sharing their wardrobes with each other helping them revamp their wardrobe without having to punch a hole through their pockets. This way rather than buying new clothes, people will start sharing with each other, decreasing the demand for the production and decreasing the wastage produced by clothing each year.
The idea started with solving a basic problem prevalent in our society, helping brides buy and sell their dresses because every bride dreams of looking her best on her wedding but not everyone can afford that. So we thought why not encourage brides to help make someone else's day special rather than locking their dresses up in the closet. But after that we realized this need is not only limited to bridal wear, it trickles down even to everyday wear where people spend thousands every month on new clothes. There are 44 million women in Pakistan who use E-commerce for apparel buying and selling. We aim to target that market and encourage them to share their wardrobe with those who can not afford designer wear or just those who don't want to invest so much on clothing. The problem tackles at issues like fast fashion and inefficient usage of clothes.
We are serving the 44 million women who actively shop for clothing online and are helping propose a solution in which they can wear their favorite clothes spending half the money. This need was identified by us when we noticed people putting up their dresses for sale and people actively looking to buy these dresses on various buy and sell groups on Facebook. But the issue was that since consumers were directly linked with each other there were a lot of cases of fraud which discouraged this trend from growing.
Further we plan to scale out of Pakistan in time via building our technology platform.
After researching on this gap, we decided to build a platform on which not only can these women easily browse through a large variety of dresses, but also both the buyers and sellers have a surety of no fraud since we are involved in the entire process from the time the dress is put up to the time it's delivered ensuring quality for the buyer and timely payment for the seller.
The solution consists of a web platform where buyers and sellers keeping their anonymity can share dresses and a seller app which will enable woman to share their wardrobe even with minimum technology education.
- Demonstrate business models for extending the lifetime of products
- Pilot

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