&gt; People also tend to throw out a lot clothing because they&#x27;re bored with it, not because it gets worn out.<p>&quot;Bored&quot; is probably not the right word; getting rid of clothes that aren&#x27;t worn out is driven, AFAICT, largely by changes in fit (because people change over time) and changes in fashion; the former doesn&#x27;t tend to be planned&#x2F;anticipated except for children or people engaging in deliberate programs (like planned diets), the latter also entails significant depreciation in the clothing (which occurs <i>even if</i> the reason the particular person gets rid of clothing is the first.)<p>There&#x27;s obviously some opportunity for rental services (and several online rental services exist), but its not clear to me that its a &quot;pretty big&quot; opportunity, because for most people, the turn around times, even when they don&#x27;t involve wear, are long enough that they involve significant depreciation.