30 years of lucky grip”: Heike Reisinger celebrates success of the second-hand shop!

30 years of lucky grip”: Heike Reisinger celebrates success of the second-hand shop!

Heike Reisinger, owner of the second-hand shop "Glückschrift", has been running the business for 30 years. It was founded in 1995 together with a girlfriend, originally from an idea that came from a bazaar for clothing for adults. This project was organized as part of a benefit campaign by the Langmeil sports club. Despite initial difficulties, a linguistic trick finally brought the hoped -for success and helped the shop to a positive turn that continues to this day. Since then, “lucky grip” has established itself as the first choice for many customers and offers a wide range of clothing and accessories at affordable prices. glueckSgeGranglangmeil@t-online.de . According to the information on the imprint of the website glueckS grass.net is Heike Reisinger the responsible contact for all questions about business.

sustainability through second-hand fashion

at a time when the fashion industry is considered one of the most environmentally harmful industries, the concept of second-hand fashion is becoming increasingly relevant. There are often practices such as the high water consumption and the massive waste through almost fashion in the focus of criticism. The purchase of second-hand clothing not only offers a sustainable alternative, but also extends the life cycle of clothing. The portal Futurepakt-Hochschulen.de indicates that by buying second-hand fashion, the demand for newly produced goods is reduced will.

Second-hand clothing thus reduces resource consumption and greenhouse gas emissions and helps to cause less waste to landfills. This decision promotes rethinking in consumer behavior and encourages consumers to move away from the fast-fashion cycle. Vintage fashion not only stands out through their individuality, but also tells stories that promote appreciation for quality and craftsmanship.

"lucky grip" is therefore not only a place of trade, but also a sign of change and sustainable consumption. Every purchase there is a conscious decision against mass production and for a more environmentally friendly future.