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The founder of For Days on how she wants to revolutionize the fashion industry and her best tips for budding entrepreneurs.

[Photo: For Days] advertisement advertisement Secondhand websites like ThredUp and Depop make it easy to sell the lightly worn clothes in your closet. But what about the well-loved ones? The ratty old T-shirt or dress splashed with red wine? Typically, those would have been destined for the trash, but a startup will now pay you for them. advertisement advertisement For Days, a zero-waste fashion brand, wants to incentivize consumers to part with clothes responsibly. This week, the brand unveiled a new system called “Closet and Credit” that gives you store credit for getting rid of clothes...

BBC News By Katherine Latham image captionFashion firm For Days recycles customers' old clothes The coronavirus pandemic has badly damaged economies across the world. Could an increased move towards a "circular economy" model aid the recovery? That is the suggestion of a new report by academics from five countries around the globe. But what exactly is a circular economy? In simple terms, it means that products are made from recycled materials, and they themselves are intended to be easily reused or recycled. Hence a circle is formed. "Products float seamlessly in and out of our lives as neede...

This Apparel Brand Offers Discounts In Exchange For Turning In Used Clothing For Days offers a first-of-its-kind closed loop system For Days's business model encourages customers to send their used clothes to the brand in exchange for discounts

By Tom Van Hemelryck, Idaho Region President for WaFd Bank This year has proven to be difficult for nearly everyone, including nonprofits that have canceled their usual galas, fundraisers, runs and auctions that help to keep their organizations afloat. According to a survey by the Charities Aid Foundation of America, in May half of charities responded that they expected donations to fall by at least 20% in the next 12 months. Although giving has rebounded in recent months, particularly to health and food security organizations, it has not risen to the level of demand in most places. For many ...