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Loopers

Loopers was started in 2021 as a second hand clothes resale platform to encourage consumers to consider the second hand option in order to extend the life cycle of existing clothing and accelerate circularity and sustainable consumption.

Impact Value Chain

Arrows mean “leads to” · bars show progress towards the target

Five dimensions of impact →
Buyers Direct beneficiary
Sellers Direct beneficiary
Stakeholders
ActivityWhat we do
OutputWhat the activities deliver
OutcomeChange for the stakeholders
ImpactLong-term goals · across all groups
Select and purchase clothing curated by the platform Leads to: Buyers purchase second hand instead of brand new apparel
Be informed of the impact created through their purchase Leads to: Buyers become more aware of how their fashion habits contribute to climate change and are motivated to consider second hand clothing when they shop in future
Buyers purchase second hand instead of brand new apparel No indicator yet Leads to: Thrifting partly displaces the need for new clothing and lessen the demand for new production and use of virgin material
Buyers become more aware of how their fashion habits contribute to climate change and are motivated to consider second hand clothing when they shop in future No indicator yet Leads to: Thrifting partly displaces the need for new clothing and lessen the demand for new production and use of virgin material
Thrifting partly displaces the need for new clothing and lessen the demand for new production and use of virgin material No indicator yet
Buyers consider second hand first when they shop No indicator yet
Sells own clothing items by consigning them with Loopers, who will support photo-shooting, posting on the platform and delivery to buyers Leads to: Sellers able to sell and create new value to their clothing items
Sellers able to sell and create new value to their clothing items No indicator yet Leads to: Clothing is utilized more efficiently through resale, reversing the "throw-away" culture and diverting wastes from landfills
Clothing is utilized more efficiently through resale, reversing the "throw-away" culture and diverting wastes from landfills No indicator yet Leads to: To educate and empower consumers to make sustainable fashion consumption choices through online resale platform to tackle the fashion waste crisis
SDG 12 · Responsible Consumption and Production To educate and empower consumers to make sustainable fashion consumption choices through online resale platform to tackle the fashion waste crisis 12.5

About the project

Problem

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Solution

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Budget
1.00 Baht

Impact Goals

SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

SDG 12 · Responsible Consumption and Production

To educate and empower consumers to make sustainable fashion consumption choices through online resale platform to tackle the fashion waste crisis

  • 12.5 By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse

Stakeholder

Buyers

Direct beneficiary Importance: High

Description

Consumers who have fast changing wardrobes and are constantly in search of outfits to match their latest looks. They are receptive to second hand apparel as long as they are in good condition, clean and matches their fashion taste.

Sellers

Direct beneficiary Importance: High

Description

Those who have excessive clothing items either because they only needed the clothing once or a few times for very specific occasions, they can no longer fit into the clothing or the style no longer match the latest trends. Yet the clothing items are mostly still in good conditions and would still be valuable if passed on rather than disposed as waste.

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