周建桥
Used clothing from China has become a highly sought-after commodity in Kenya, where it fills a crucial gap in the local market. Affordable, durable, and available in a wide variety of styles, these secondhand garments—often referred to as mitumba—are popular among Kenyan consumers who value both quality and price. From bustling urban markets to remote rural towns, the trade supports thousands of local jobs and provides accessible fashion for millions. Far from being mere waste, China’s discarded textiles find new life and purpose in East Africa, powering a thriving circular economy that connects two continents through everyday wear.
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