Do you have a bunch of clothes in your wardrobe but they just... aren't quite right?
Have you been diagnosed with severe and incurable buyer's remorse?
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Do you want to know how to build a good value, good quality wardrobe?
And along the way justify those $600 shoes you've got your eyes on?
Then Hard Bargain, Fairfax Media's consumer affairs podcast, has a show for you.
On this week's episode we go to co-host Ebony Bowden's apartment for a fashion intervention.
She hates her wardrobe. It's full of bad-quality clothes, things bought on sale and stuff that just does not make her feel good.
We're going to see if we can build something better.
Also in this week's episode:
- What's the difference between fast fashion and disposable fashion?
- Just how many clothes do Australians throw away each year?
- Do you have to spend a lot of money to be an ethical shopper?
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