Commercial resale and brand take-back schemes are diverting second-hand garments from local social-economy operators, risking climate gains
PARIS – A new report from Oxfam France warns that while second-hand clothing can deliver major environmental and social benefits, not all ‘second-hand’ models are equal.
It calls on policymakers to make solidarity-based reuse a central pillar of France’s textile policies and to reform the country’s EPR scheme for clothing, household linen and footwear (REP TLC) to prioritise local social economy operators.
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