Cladwell helps consumers buy less and work with what they already own
It's spring, and consumers are decluttering their closets to make room for new seasonal purchases, or just to lighten the load. Startups like Cladwell are working to help consumers buy less and utilize their closets in new ways.
Cladwell, a locally designed clothing app, aims to help its users create a capsule wardrobe out of timeless pieces, rather than investing in fast-fashion. The app doesn’t encourage users to go out and buy something new, but to make new outfits of pieces they already own.
To read more about other startups that are helping consumers buy less and utilize their closets in new ways, click here.
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