THE vintage fashion has reappeared with force in recent years, positioning itself as a trend that is not only engaged in nostalgiabut also for the sustainability. Far from being just a question of style, this type of clothing offers a responsible alternative against textile overproduction. With clothes that tell stories and designs that we don’t find on the shelves of the stores where we usually buy our outfits, vintage has positioned itself as a way to ethical consumption and a way of reclaiming fashion that respects the past and looks towards a more sustainable future. Therefore, if you are a fan of this trend or just want to buy clothes in a more responsible with the environmentyou can’t miss the largest vintage clothing market in Europe, Rethink Vintage Madrid 2024, an event that promises to delight retro lovers and of second hand with more than 10,000 items of clothing Available for all styles and sizes.
Rethinking the Vintage Madrid 2024 calendar
Rethink Vintage Madrid 2024 will be available this weekend, offering a unique opportunity to renew our wardrobe with exclusive pieces. The market opens its doors Saturday 19 October 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.while the Sunday 20participants will be able to take advantage of this market from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m..
To access the event, you must It is essential to book a free ticket in advance through the platform Eventbrite, where users can select the time slot where they want to go. However, once inside, there is no time limit to enjoy the shopping experience.
Where is the market?
The market takes place in the Next Station Spacelocated in the Aniceto Marinas Street10, just below the Principe Pío Stationin the heart of Madrid. However, if you don’t live in Madrid, don’t worry, because Rethink Vintage won’t only open its doors in the Spanish capital. Your next stops include cities like Zaragoza, Terrassa, Burgos and Valladolid.
Price per kilo
One of the most unique features of the market is that you pay per kilo. Every item of clothing, from jackets to accessories, can be purchased by weight, at a price of 35 euros per kilo of clothes. This allows buyers to freely select and calculate their exact expenses before making payment. Thus, a garment that weighs 100 grams will only cost 3.5 euros. There is no minimum purchase and each customer can take advantage of this pricing dynamic by checking the weight of their items on the scales located throughout the premises.
Finally, it is important to emphasize that the market includes several testers to help those who are undecided to decide whether or not to keep the item of clothing. Furthermore, as the organization of the event explains, no changes or returns will be acceptedit is therefore advisable to ensure this before purchasing a part.
