Thrifting and secondhand shopping have become popular avenues for Texas shoppers as Americans continue to grapple with inflation.
PUBLISHED 5:31 PM CDT Sep. 26, 2022FORT WORTH, Texas —
Shay Dial Johnson, the vice president of community engagement for Goodwill North Central Texas, tells Spectrum News 1 that their region is feeling that growth through its shoppers. In addition to inflation bringing in more customers, Johnson says the growing interest from Generation Z to go thrifting for vintage items is also a big contributor.
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