WEYMOUTH – British fashion retailer New Look is teaming up with resale platform Re-Fashion to give customers the chance to extend the lifecycle of their unwanted or unused clothes.
Shoppers can visit the Re-Fashion website to request a donation bag, which is sent to them in the post. They can then drop their bag containing up to 12 used garments at their nearest Collect+ destination.
The clothes will be repaired or up-cycled by Re-Fashion before being put up for sale on its site. In exchange, customers are offered 30 per cent off any purchase on Re-Fashion without having to wait for their item to sell.
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