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New Look to launch six Re-Fashion concessions

High street retailer New Look is expanding its partnership with second-hand clothing website Re-Fashion by launching six new in-store concessions across the UK. From January 28, New Look will open Re-Fashion concessions within its Coventry, Nottingham, Peterborough, Leicester, Loughborough and Wolverhampton stores. The concessions will offer...

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New Look ventures into resale with Re-Fashion

High street fashion retailer New Look is reinforcing its commitment to circularity with its first venture into the pre-loved fashion market in partnership with Re-Fashion. New Look is teaming up with re-sale platform Re-Fashion to offer customers a simple and easy way to extend the life cycle of unwanted or unused clothes, as part of its pledge...

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Oliver Bonas teams up with Re-Fashion

Fashion and lifestyle retailer Oliver Bonas is teaming up with second-hand clothes specialist, Re-Fashion, to help reduce clothes waste. The partnership will allow Oliver Bonas customers to recycle their unwanted clothes and raise funds for charity by adding a free Re-Fashion bag to their online order. All they have to do then is fill the bag...

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Very launches partnership with Re-Fashion

Online retailer Very has launched a partnership with second-hand clothes specialist, Re-Fashion, to help reduce clothes waste. The scheme will encourage Very’s customers to give up their unwanted clothes for new owners to give them a second life in an attempt to reduce the amount of good quality, wearable clothes going to landfill. As currently,...

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Ethical award debut

This November the very first award dedicated to ethical fashion, ‘RE:Fashion’, will take place in London. Eleven awards will celebrate the social and environmental improvements in retail, manufacture and consumer engagement. Winning entries will need to prove their style credentials. The RE: Fashion judges will be looking for on trend fashion...