ThredUp partners with Heinz Ketchup to put the stain in sustainable fashion

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// ThredUp is teaming up with Heinz Ketchup to launch a quirky, first-of-its-kind fashion collection of pre-loved clothes with ketchup stains.
// The ‘Heinz Vintage Drip’ collection features 157 second-hand streetwear and designer items, each embellished with a unique Heinz ketchup stain.

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ThredUp partners with Heinz Ketchup to put the stain in sustainable fashion

ThredUp Heinz
// ThredUp is teaming up with Heinz Ketchup to launch a quirky, first-of-its-kind fashion collection of pre-loved clothes with ketchup stains.
// The ‘Heinz Vintage Drip’ collection features 157 second-hand streetwear and designer items, each embellished with a unique Heinz ketchup stain.

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