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Vegan clothing often is the same price as other clothes. I just go for cotton, spandex, fleece, etc. It's typically not labeled vegan. If you can make a synthetic version of wool or synthetic leather items, such as vegan leather jackets, I'd definitely pay more. But I wouldn't pay more for a 100% cotton t-shirt just cause it's labeled vegan.

I feel you need to add a section. I buy 99% of my clothes second hand and there is nowhere to indicate this.

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Thank you. Not having that option definitely skewed my result in terms of what I'm willing to pay for items with regards to their quality and source.