Second-hand clothes are going to become a central part of the next series of Love Island.
A shared pre-loved wardrobe's going to be built in the new villa, where contestants can sift through for outfits.
eBay is behind the idea and its the first pre-loved fashion partner to couple up with one of the most popular shows on TV.
The company claims shoppers are becoming increasingly conscious of fast fashion and opting to buy more second-hand garments instead.
The show says it's also going to promote an "eat, sleep, re-wear, repeat’ mentality on this season.
It's a win for viewers too as we're likely to get a better impression of contestants' personal style.
