'A more conscious way of shopping': Love Island and eBay re-couple to promote sustainable fashion

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'A more conscious way of shopping': Love Island and eBay re-couple to promote sustainable fashion

The online marketplace has announced it is to join the popular reality show as sponsor for a second series in a bid to inspire viewers to opt for pre-loved clothes

Second-hand online marketplace eBay revealed this week it is continuing its joint venture with ITV's popular reality TV series Love Island in a bid to promote sustainable fashion ahead of the show's ninth...

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