MARKET HARBOROUGH – British fashion brand Joules has launched ReWear, a new clothing donations service enabling consumers to sustainably discard of unwanted items.
The company has teamed up with circular solutions provider Reskinned and charitable organisation Oxfam to ensure all donations are either recycled, repaired or resold.
Nick Jones, Joules’ chief executive, commented: “As a business we are wholeheartedly committed to minimising our impact on the environment and supporting positive change within our communities.”
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