away in a year but again peoples buy andbin habits are getting some solutions by a couple of young designers getting on board fixing fashionrecently 23yearold designer alicia minnaard and industrial designer dave hakkens came up with their own portal called fixing fashion the platform aims to reunite people with the repairing skills needed to prolong the lifespan of clothes and as it turns out its a fullfledged business especially when you realize how useful it could be to teach people how to modify their clothes and be able to use them for so many more years realising how to care for your old clothes by refining their style and getting them altered will be another fun way to keep using things you have already spent your hardearned money on the culmination of the extensive research provides platforms that at first glance look like online shops very ecommercially designed with patched jeans spliced tshirts personalised clothing pieces reworked shorts and all kinds of fixes in their collections the motto here is not to sell but to offer the services of fixing what you have its a beautiful thought to save your favourites remove stains or cover up the damage by creative fixing it enables us to maybe a little longer hold on to things we have cherished so dearly and truly appreciate what we have owned before the onslaught of revenge shopping hits our life back again when the old normal gets back to find some order in chaos