Old maternity dresses, things your kids have grown out of, even clothes that are torn or stained – whatever you want to get rid of, we’ve got tips on finding places where they can be loved all over again. You might earn some money from it.
Even if you don’t turn your unwanted clothes into cash, you’ll know that someone is giving them a good home. And by keeping them out of landfill, you’ll also be doing the environment a massive favour.
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Video posted by Love Your Clothes on 27/03/2017
New research by Hubbub UK and Mothercare has discovered that 183 million items of outgrown baby clothes are estimated to be stashed in UK homes. The... Read more
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Blog posted by Hubbub on 08/03/2017
It's so interesting isn't it, how different people react to dressing your children in second hand clothes? I never realised that it could ... Read more
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Blog posted by Love Your Clothes on 10/02/2017
With the Christmas celebrations coming to a close, many of us will get swept up in the excitement and buzz of the January sales. From winter jackets... Read more
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Blog posted by Love Your Clothes on 06/01/2017
Use one of our step-by-step guides to help you turn an old sock into something new: How to Make a Sock Puppet Dog How to Make a Sock... Read more
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Guide posted by Love Your Clothes on 29/07/2016
Aaaah festivals – they're all about the music and the good times. And the mud. And the camping. And the mud. But with just a bit of planning – and a... Read more
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Tip posted by Love Your Clothes on 26/07/2016
Bristol Textile Recyclers (BTR) opened their factory doors to the public recently for #BigGreenWeek, Bristol’s annual festival of sustainability.... Read more
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Blog posted by Love Your Clothes on 28/06/2016
It is now launching nationally following a pilot scheme in Manchester. We asked Mark Charnock, their Managing Director, to tell us more. What is... Read more
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Blog posted by Mark Charnock on 04/05/2016