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Wear my Wardrobe Out
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Wear my Wardrobe Out

The Editor

The Editor

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“The power and influence that fast fashion brands have gained in the past 2 years is frightening. It is simply not sustainable to continue enabling over consumption. We have an obligation to nurture alternative ways of enjoying fashion”
– Maria Loria, Wear My Wardrobe Out Founder

WearMyWardrobeOut is a unique service offering highly curated on-demand garment, accessory and shoe rentals out of the company’s Bristol HQ.

Founder, Maria Loria, created the startup in order to offer sustainable, earth-friendly solutions to discerning fashion aficionados. Collections are meant to be consumed responsibly, via an affordable structure. One’s need to purchase clothes that will be worn once or twice and then discarded has been detrimental to the environment, not to mention one’s finances.

Traceability, transparency and circularity are central to Maria’s mission.
A variety of fabrics can be upcycled and re-invented so they can be re-loved and re-worn over and over. Much better than horrifically ending up in yet another landfill polluting what’s left of our ecosystem, wouldn’t you say?
Maria’s mission is one of re-educating consumers, improving their relationship to fashion and altering buying behaviours to reduce wastage.

Key features for responsible living:
Reduced spending, less debt: Affordably renting vintage and pre-loved stylish outfits instead of buying, results in extreme savings.

Positive consumption: Consumers actively contribute to the reduction of fashion wastage by recycling and upcycling end-of-life, pre-loved fast fashion and vintage pieces. Throwaway fast fashion is an irresponsible practice of the past.

Repair to perfection: WMWO restores vintage and preloved items thanks to a dedicated alteration and repair service. There is also an alteration service for customers who already have an outfit but are looking for improved fit.

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