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The clothing industry is an overlooked plastic pollution source
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this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2024
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TJ Maxx is a reseller ..lol if anything they keep the factory 2nds out of landfills
They are still part of and support that industry. It's part of how they can overproduce cheap crap. If it doesnt sell at the higher price outlets, throw it over the next level of discount store until it does. They make you feel like you are getting a good deal, but the clothing companies still make profit and still get encouraged to pump out the cheapest garbage possible.