LONDON – Retail giant Marks and Spencer (M&S) has partnered with eBay and Oxfam to promote the reuse of pre-owned clothing for childrens’ school uniforms.
Parents are being urged to donate secondhand school uniforms at more than 200 M&S stores, which will then be resold in Oxfam shops and on a dedicated eBay store.
The three companies are calling on consumers to donate good quality hand-me-down school uniforms into M&S ‘Shwop’ boxes at stores this summer.
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