LIVERPOOL – Fashion brand Oh Polly has launched an online clothing bank, enabling customers to return unwanted apparel, shoes and accessories that’ll be donated to the Salvation Army charity.
Oh Polly sought to partner with a charity having recognised the “devastating impact” the COVID-19 pandemic had on the sector whilst stores were forced to stay closed.
“By launching this initiative, we’re aiming to make a change and support this important charity,” the brand said. “We’re also pushing to increase our ongoing sustainability project. By joining this initiative we’re doing our bit to combat the throwaway fashion crisis.”
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