It’s great to be able to wear new clothes all the time and follow the latest fashion style. At the same time, that behavior drives a consumerism that the environment can hardly support. Boro Clothing in Toronto offers the solution: The company provides a peer-to-peer marketplace for women to rent stylish and high-quality clothing from local residents. Boro Clothing offers instant access to a wide variety of quality garments, which you can wear once and then return—one more great feature of the online sharing economy.
Share the latest fashion with this new clothing rental startup
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