LES ALLUES – Apparel retailer Fat Face has teamed up with secondhand fashion platform Thrift+ to launch a new clothes donation service.
The company’s ‘preloved, reloved’ service affords consumers the chance to donate unwanted garments from any brand – granted they’re in good condition – and subsequently gift the sell on price to a charity of their choice.
“We believe style should be celebrated for seasons – and generations – to come, which is why we’ve partnered with Thrift+ to offer an easy, innovative way to give your unwanted clothes a new lease of life,” Fatface said.
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