Mildew is an annual print magazine devoted to secondhand fashion and creative reuse from around the world, featuring thoughtful art and writing that reconsider old clothes through a fresh lens. Created by the deputy editor of Broccoli, this 144-page issue explores what it means to dress thoughtfully in our current moment—and finds beauty in the slow unraveling of fashion as we once knew it.

Inside Issue 4: the northernmost and southernmost free stores in the world, one man’s collection of 55,000 dresses, pile-diving in Hanoi, hacked payphones, clothing libraries, a flea market in Kraków, secondhand street style in Los Angeles, antique dresses preserved in ice, neckties styled three ways, wearing your grandmother’s wig, zodiac signs as cursed tchotchkes, and much more.

Broccoli is a Portland-based publisher of artful magazines, coffee table books, and an array of creative products designed to spark curiosity. Independently owned and women-led.