A quarter of Gen Z are kitting out their homes with second-hand items – as they want to go ‘vintage’.

The study of 2,000 adults found those aged 18-24 are now choosing to dress both themselves and where they live in items which are retro and from yesteryear.

Younger adults are also concerned about finding second items which are ‘unique’ (35%), as well as those which are sustainable (44%).

They are also likely to rummage around charity shops and bargain bins for anything they can upcycle and…