Welcome to episode forty-seven. Our most unhinged and slow-gifted episode yet.

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This week on the pod we had the pleasure of speaking with Amanda Lee McCarty.

Amanda Lee McCarty (she/they) wanted to be an art teacher, but somehow ended up with a career in fashion that began as a seasonal part-time sales associate in the fitting rooms at a fast fashion retailer. Since then, they have worked for some of the most iconic millennial fast fashion brands. And yes, if you’ve shopped in this century, you’ve probably bought something they developed. Amanda is also the host/creator/all the things of Clotheshorse, the podcast for people who love clothes, but hate capitalism.

Check out Amanda’s guide to slow gifting here.

Check out Amanda’s extremely insightful podcast Clotheshorse, support her work on Patreon, peruse the guide to slow gifting here, check out her Small Business, Big Picture classes, and here for an insightful and fun follow.

We're talking:

• The rental fashion market. Good for who?
• Brands have invaded the re-sale markets with their own platforms. Scam or stan?
• What Amanda finds in the bins at her local “Amazon Bin Drop”
• Slow gifting. The what and the how of slow gifting season.

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