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Do Gen Z really prefer thrifting over ‘fast furniture?’

Do Gen Z really prefer thrifting over ‘fast furniture?’

A new study claims that Gen Z are ditching mass-produced furniture for thrifted, second-hand décor, but in the age of booming fast-fashion platforms like Shein and Temu, is this really the case? In need of some home décor? Gen Z are ditching cheap flatpack furniture for more intentional, sustainable items, at least according to a new trend report by Pinterest. The study claims that searches for ‘dream thrift finds’ have...

By Bristol, UK
Gen Z are taking ‘situationship sabbaticals’

Gen Z are taking ‘situationship sabbaticals’

Nobody wants to be single forever, but Gen Z are weighing up the pros & cons and many have decided to take a ‘situationship sabbatical’. If you’ve recently realised that modern dating is essentially unpaid emotional labour with expensive cocktails, you may already be on a situationship sabbatical. It’s the hot new trend where Gen Z singles simply stop. Stop swiping, stop replying, and stop pretending to be interested in someone’s...

By London, UK
Gen Z are serious about 6pm dinner

Gen Z are serious about 6pm dinner

Gen Z has always been less chaotic than social media would have you believe, and the cohort’s penchant for 6pm dinner proves it. In a lot of ways, Gen Zers are unapologetically square. They’re having less sex than millennials, they’re gymming or running more often, and they’re moderating drink and drugs more consciously. They’re also sat at the dining table ready to munch and glug as early as 6pm. For a generation perpetually...

By London, UK
Gen Z are turning to cosy games for self care

Gen Z are turning to cosy games for self care

In our highly-competitive working world, Gen Z are increasingly turning to video games to escape and provide themselves with simple self care. The video game industry is the biggest entertainment sector in the world, far surpassing music and film. In fact, the industry employs over 333,000 people and is estimated to be worth nearly $250 billion USD this year. Massive buyouts by Microsoft in the billions should also be a...

By Bristol, UK