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- M&S (Free Percy Pig Sweets) Return an item of preloved clothing to one of M&S’s shwop boxes and in exchange you’ll receive a free treat, such as a packet of Percy Pig sweets, via your Sparks app.
- H&M Voucher (£5 off a £25 spend) H&M’s Garment Collecting programme has been running since 2013, and they offer a £5 off a £25 spend voucher for every bag of items donated in store.
- John Lewis – (£5 off when spending £20 or more) My John Lewis members can get £5 off a fashion or homeware purchase of over £20 by bringing in 5 or more items of second hand clothes to any of the fashion counters, as part of their FashionCycle scheme.
- Schuh (£5 off a £25 spend) Schuh’s ‘Sell your Soles’ campaign encourages customers to exchange their old, worn shoes for £5 off a brand new pair worth £25 or more.
Sep 22, 2020 · Bring a supermarket-sized carrier bag of unwanted clothes or home textiles of any brand, in any condition, to your nearest H&M to get a £5 off £25 voucher to spend in store. H&M has confirmed to us that the scheme is back now shops have re-opened.
As the name may suggest, UK-based Cash4Clothes is a textile waste scheme that will recycle clothes for cash. The organisation will collect men’s, children’s, and women’s clothing, including footwear, outerwear, old denim, and accessories, provided they are clean and still in good condition.
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More and more shoppers and fashion brands are realising that producing betteris not enough anymore. Brands need to produce less while also thinking about their garments’ afterlife, which is why circularity and circular fashion have grown in popularity in recent years. And shoppers need to buy less, ensuring they take care of their garments and disp...
First things first, what is a take-back scheme? According to the Circular Economy Practitioner Guide, a take-back scheme “is an initiative organised by a manufacturer or retailer, to collect used products or materials from consumers and reintroduce them to the original processing and manufacturing cycle.” For example, you might have heard about H&M...
It’s encouraging to see brands starting to transition to more circular business models, but take-back schemes are far from perfect solutions to a much deeper systemic issue. On paper, take-back schemes are far better than simply throwing your clothes in the trash: they make it easy for shoppers to donate clothes, helping to boost the recycling rate...
Luckily, such brands exist. If you want to give your old clothes a new life but want to make sure the brands you are donating them to are working to reduce their environmental and social impact and change the fashion industry for the better, today’s your lucky day. Here are 11 sustainable and ethical fashion brands using take-back schemes to recycl...
Feb 9, 2024 · Find out how much you can get paid for donating clothes to Cash 4 Clothes with this handy guide! Learn all about the payment process and what to expect.
reGAIN is a multi brand take-back program that helps your customers to responsibly dispose of unwanted clothes and rewards them with money off their next purchases with you. No additional investments - join reGAIN for absolutely free.
Don’t let your pre-loved clothes go to landfill – we’ll send them off to a new life. Not only can we rehome or recycle your unwanted clothes for you – if you’re a My John Lewis member, we’ll give you £5 off* Fashion Rental too.
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