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A new idea has been proposed on social media about opening a booth at the Prescott Sunday Farmers’ Market. The booth would specialize in selling secondhand or vintage clothing made from natural fibers such as Cotton, Wool, Linen, Silk, etc. The prices would be reasonable, with only a 10-20% upcharge on the purchase price of the items. The aim is not to make a profit, but to reduce microplastics and fiber waste by sourcing natural fibers for people to purchase. The question posed is whether there is a market for this in Lincoln and if people are interested in purchasing quality natural fibers.
Answers from Social Media
The idea has sparked a discussion on social media, with mixed responses. One user expressed their personal interest in avoiding synthetic fibers, but noted that people in their circle do not share the same sentiment. Another user expressed their dislike for farmers markets, but showed interest in the concept if it were to be implemented in a vintage or antique store…