CORNWALL – British fashion brand Celtic & Co has partnered with secondhand apparel specialist Thrift+ to offer its customers the chance to donate unwanted clothing.
Thrift+ will manage the logistics of collecting, assessing and relisting items for resale, consumers are only asked to pay 10p for a bag in which they can send their garments off in.
“It’s a great initiative which encourages people to refresh their wardrobes in a sustainable way, giving their clothes a new lease of life, while earning rewards and getting the chance to support a chosen charity,” commented Celtic & Co’s managing director, James Williams.
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