Otrium Sustainable Fashion Retailer Review 2023

Of course, 2023 still has plenty of fashion trends coming its way, but we can all agree on one thing: Sustainability is always “in”. Second-hand retailers like ThredUp and Depop are helping consumers buy pre-owned items, but what about the brand-name pieces that don’t leave the shelves before a new collection takes their place? That’s where Otrium comes in.

Otrium’s anthem is, “All clothing should be worn.” The brand’s founders saw the fashion industry’s massive impact on the climate crisis and knew they needed to create technology that could help. That’s where their model of selling unsold items comes from. “Our philosophy is that a fashion item that’s produced as a creative passion for humans, using materials extracted from earth, shouldn’t collect dust in a warehouse or end up in a landfill,” they say in their brand ethos.

Shop our fave picks from Otrium

Daily Paper Daily Paper Camel Wool Captain Coat

Now 60% Off

APL APL Superfuture Highlight Pink

Now 65% Off

Lunya Lunya Cozy Cotton silk joggers in humble green

Now 74% Off

HVISK HVISK Mini Charcoal Cross-Body Bag

Now 63% Off

AllSaints AllSaints Veela shirt bodysuit washed black

Now 65% Off

Paige Paige Silver leather jacket

Now 65% Off

So, how does it all work? Otrium “closes the loop” in the fashion world by taking end-of-season fashion and reducing the prices in the fight to limit how much fashion is thrown into landfills. Because nothing says “off-trend” like wasting perfectly good clothing.

Unsold, or “archived” fashion pieces are marked down by as much as 75% and listed on Otrium’s easy-to-navigate website and app. They feature labels like Tommy Hilfiger, PUMA, Reiss, and Asics, and they offer a 20% discount to new customers.

Shop some of our favorites above, or check out their full collection.

Social Stategy Manager, Hearst Digital Media

Lesbian fangirl probably reading a book in the woods or watching highlights from RuPaul’s Drag Race right now. 

Of course, 2023 still has plenty of fashion trends coming its way, but we can all agree on one thing: Sustainability is always “in”. Second-hand retailers like ThredUp and Depop are helping consumers buy pre-owned items, but what about the brand-name pieces that don’t leave the shelves before a new collection takes their place? That’s where Otrium comes in.

Otrium’s anthem is, “All clothing should be worn.” The brand’s founders saw the fashion industry’s massive impact on the climate crisis and knew they needed to create technology that could help. That’s where their model of selling unsold items comes from. “Our philosophy is that a fashion item that’s produced as a creative passion for humans, using materials extracted from earth, shouldn’t collect dust in a warehouse or end up in a landfill,” they say in their brand ethos.

Shop our fave picks from Otrium

Daily Paper Daily Paper Camel Wool Captain Coat

Now 60% Off

APL APL Superfuture Highlight Pink

Now 65% Off

Lunya Lunya Cozy Cotton silk joggers in humble green

Now 74% Off

HVISK HVISK Mini Charcoal Cross-Body Bag

Now 63% Off

AllSaints AllSaints Veela shirt bodysuit washed black

Now 65% Off

Paige Paige Silver leather jacket

Now 65% Off

So, how does it all work? Otrium “closes the loop” in the fashion world by taking end-of-season fashion and reducing the prices in the fight to limit how much fashion is thrown into landfills. Because nothing says “off-trend” like wasting perfectly good clothing.

Unsold, or “archived” fashion pieces are marked down by as much as 75% and listed on Otrium’s easy-to-navigate website and app. They feature labels like Tommy Hilfiger, PUMA, Reiss, and Asics, and they offer a 20% discount to new customers.

Shop some of our favorites above, or check out their full collection.

Social Stategy Manager, Hearst Digital Media

Lesbian fangirl probably reading a book in the woods or watching highlights from RuPaul’s Drag Race right now.