Rita

Rita

A kung fu master in the magical arts of technology, at some point I realised that the clothes forgotten at the back of the wardrobe were, in essence, the same kind of problem: years-old code left untidied, waiting for someone patient enough to rework it — and, ultimately, a form of waste. That idea connected with an older one: community. The kind that existed when older brothers or sisters passed their clothes down to younger siblings, cousins or friends. A simple culture of sharing, rooted in common sense and practical wisdom. I started thinking about how that idea could be reimagined for a new world filled with gadgets. I combined it with a passion for sustainability, and O Roupeiro was born — proof that any obsession, when pointed in the right direction, can be turned into something good for the planet.

Shops that buy used clothes in Portugal (2026)

Do you have too many clothes you no longer wear and are looking for stores that buy used clothes? Whether you have just cleared out your wardrobe, are changing your clothes for the season, or simply want to free up…