Di market for second-hand underwear for women dey grow well well for Lagos, but wetin be news be say demand for used bras dey increase. Some women say dem dey buy bra based on how much dem cost, how long dem go last and quality. Many of dem say dem prefer "Okrika" bra because dem dey available, affordable and dem no dey tear quick.

For Lagos State, you fit find thrift bras for markets like Tejuosho, Balogun, and Katangowa, and even for smaller markets, stores and roadside traders. Peace Okeke, wey dem dey call "Lady Bra" for Festac Town, for Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area, say she don dey do dis business for over 18 years. Madam Okeke talk say many of her customers don trust high-quality, first-grade thrift bras since she start di business. Madam Okeke, wey dey sell both thrift and new bras, say first-grade second-hand bras dey become popular for those wey wan quality and affordability.