Thrifted Gaba

B&C Tshirt

Name: B&C Tshirt
Brand: Thrifted Gaba
Price: 499.00 INR
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B&C White T-Shirt – Size XL | Thrifted

Brand: B&C – Original
Color: White
Size: XL
Chest: 48 inches
Condition: Thrifted – Excellent condition (no stains or damage)
Fabric: Lightweight and breathable – ideal for summer
Fit: Relaxed and comfortable
Style Tip: Perfect as a standalone piece or layered look

A clean, versatile essential – stay cool, stylish, and sustainable.

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About us: At Thrifted Gaba, we believe that style, quality, and sustainability go hand in hand. Our mission is to deliver handpicked, premium thrifted clothing that feels as fresh as new. Every piece we offer is carefully selected and inspected for material quality, condition, and style, ensuring that only the best makes it to your wardrobe. We take pride in curating garments that speak to individuality and conscious fashion. Whether it's streetwear, vintage, or everyday essentials, customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do. With Thrifted Gaba, you're not just shopping — you're investing in thoughtful fashion done right.

🌍 Why Thrift? Environmental Benefits of Buying Thrifted Clothes Reduces Textile Waste Every thrifted item saves clothing from ending up in landfills. By reusing garments, we help cut down on the millions of tons of textile waste dumped each year. Lowers Carbon Footprint Producing new clothes requires massive energy and resources. Thrifting avoids the pollution caused by manufacturing, reducing your personal carbon footprint. Saves Water Making a single cotton t-shirt can use up to 2,700 liters of water. Buying second-hand saves this precious resource and fights against water overconsumption in the fashion industry. Fights Fast Fashion Thrifting slows down the demand for fast fashion, which is often linked to poor labor conditions and environmental damage from mass production. Promotes Circular Fashion By choosing thrifted clothing, you're contributing to a circular economy, where clothes are reused, re-loved, and kept in rotation — not wasted. Less Chemical Pollution New clothes often involve dyes, bleaches, and finishing chemicals that pollute water and soil. Thrifted items bypass that process entirely.