The market for pre-loved items is a multi-million dollar industry and has continued to grow exponentially though I'm not exactly certain on the statistics.

Do you think it has had a negative impact on the growth of clothing production in the Nigerian industry? Let’s discuss....⠀

The bottom line is consumers are in affordable and quality clothes. So people will go for the one that gives them these options.

Ladies first!!!
Growing up with the girls make you realize that it's OKIRIKA OR NOTHING.

It still doesn't change how much I hate the weak and smelly stuffs.

Lots of foreign second hand that are like brand new hence people realized that "Na Mumu dey go boutique" in second hand, you will get to select uncommon designs that you can never see someone wearing it and other many reasons. Everything is based on money sha. If level change wella. Person go go for brand new.

I will go for the cheaper one lol

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Second hand cloth is a NO NO For me right from time.

If you see how scavengers scout for second hands clothes or handle them abroad, you'd NEVER in your life wear them. Tueh!

Nobody wishes to buy second hand clothes or things... But az money no con dey wetin dem go do.

Me ooo.. I no too get cloth like that... Infact if u give me some few minutes i will count them all without missing out on any... But i no dey buy or wear second hand clothes.

A used clothe is a use clothe any day anytime.
I'm more comfortable with Home made clothe that makes me feel am the first user.

Okrika wake up has been saving lives since 1960.

It depends

Nigeria and Nigerians are unserious.

You want your country to develop like other western nations yet you spend your money on importing toxic clothes from white people.

Some even claim foreign used underwears are the best.

All those countries you are running into wore their rubbish clothes like that before they improved and got it right.

Our gualible fashion wannabes want Nigeria's tailors to make Rihanna"s cloth for Iya Shukura price.

hmmm

It depends on clothes. I preferred Nigerian clothes especially "Native" (Akanra, Ginni, Soft material)
Proudly NIGERIA

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There are high quality and low quality made in Nigeria clothings. So if it's a high quality made in naija vs OK, I go for Naija but if it's the other way round, I go for OK

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Brand new foreign cloth

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Second hand clothes is a NO NO For me

Same here for me. *spits*

It depends on preference though, and why will I buy a second hand foreign cloth when I can buy a new one? Is this some peasant joke in too rich to understand?

The honest truth is people are going to pick the 2nd hand foreign valued cloth over new ones due to the fabric quality

If we can get new clothes at the same fabric standard as of this 2nd hand foreign....... Well at an affordable price, then I think we would all opt in for new ones

Well as a polymer engineer..... I believe I've spoken well

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I’ll always go for traditional wears any day , I only put on foreign cloths once in a while..

Buy and ship down here

Foreign dey strong pass, if u get quality ones

Secondly, their designs dey make brain pass our own,


Finally my brethren, buy naija to grow naija

All of us @[color=#006600][/color] stand with Riyadhgodess in this one.

Might be true though, since most of the said population lives beyond the average life and the so said fabrics produced in Nigeria can't be affordable, it's just common sense they go for cheaper, quality and long lasting clothes.

Ladies wear okrika mostly.
Even okrika bra and panties

Why second hand foreign clothes when you can afford brand new foreign clothes