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有一天,李敏看见一位广州的朋友穿着一袭套装,布料一般,但款式新颖,大方得体,遂问何处购得。朋友笑答:“这是两年前买的衣服,是经服装‘再生店’再生出来的。”原来,自从2008年金融危机爆发以来,好多“白领”买衣服开始注重精打细算,有的人甚至开始翻腾起自家衣柜,从以前搁置的旧衣中寻找再利用的机会。这件不起眼的小事却让学过服装裁剪的李敏看到了自己创业的商机。
One day, Li Min saw a friend from Guangzhou dressed in a suit. The fabric was common, but it was fashionable and decent, and asked where he bought it. The friend laughed and said: “This is the clothes bought two years ago. It was regenerated through the clothing ’recycling shop’.” “Originally, since the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2008, a lot of ”white-collar workers" have begun to pay attention to scrutiny. Some people even started to roll up their own wardrobe, looking for opportunities to re-use old clothes that had been put on hold. This inconspicuous matter has allowed Li Min who has learned clothing to see his business opportunities.