Aisling Maloney

I know.

Well, I would go on Vinted.

I would go on Vinted then and sell them.

But then we resorted to looking on Vinted because that's a platform that I think people should be really aware of.

But actually, this idea that like people saying that they have to go on these websites to buy affordable clothes.

I can't, it just, it just makes, go to a charity shop.

Absolutely.

There's enough clothes in the world.

To suit you forever.

And the amount of fashion, if you put, oh my God, the next trend, just put together something from the 60s and the 90s and you have the next trend.

The Bruce T-shirts.

Oh, the quality is terrible.

So, like, I went into a charity shop recently and I bought a beautiful Sinead Keary top for 20 euro and that retails in the shop for about 100.

She's an Irish designer.

Yeah, so...

that was in the charity shop some people would look up their nose at going into a charity shop I went in and I bought a H&M skirt in there as well that H&M skirt was mass produced it was it's you know H&M's massive mega mega real tailor that was probably 20 euro I bought it for maybe 10 in the charity shop bing bang bon fabulous new outfit and like why do I need to go to Timu why do I need to go to Sheen but it's so attractive that's what I'm trying to get across and I think this 3 euro and addictive

They're mega platforms and they're trying to reel you in and they're keeping you on the platform.

And one other thing, it's also the use of AI.

So if I go online and I'm like, I want a navy corset top, I'm looking for an outfit at the moment, go on, it pops up, Timu, and it's like an AI image.

So I don't even think they've created this thing, but if I'm going to buy it and then they can start pushing it on other people, they'll make it.