British Gen Z is big on buying secondhand items as long as they’re in good condition. A recent study from giffgaff found that 35% of Gen Z (18-24-year-olds) in the U.K. express interest in finding “unique” secondhand pieces and 44% focus on sustainability. But the one item most adults are reluctant to purchase secondhand electronics because of doubts regarding their quality and dependability. The majority are open to buying used devices but want to ensure what they’re buying actually works. They also pay close attention to whether companies offer return policies and warranties in case anything happens after purchasing. (Express)
📊 YPulse data: 51% of European 18-24-year-olds like to shop for vintage or secondhand clothing
