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How can you dispose of your unwanted clothes in Australia? - Vimarsana News

How can you dispose of your unwanted clothes in Australia?

Australians throw more than 200,000 tonnes of clothing into landfill each year. That’s an average of 10 kilograms of clothing per person. We can help combat Australia’s textile waste crisis by choosing to recycle, donate, and swap our unwanted clothing.

Source: sbs.com.au
Vinnies customer shocked after finding Proenza Schouler t-shirt priced at $350 in Sydney - Vimarsana News

Vinnies customer shocked after finding Proenza Schouler t-shirt priced at $350 in Sydney

The designer shirt from the brand, Proenza Schouler, was found at the St Vincent De Pauls Society clothing store, known as Vinnies, in Summer Hill, in Sydney's inner-west.

'We can't police it': Australian charities forced to spend millions to deal with donation dumping | Australia news - Vimarsana News

'We can't police it': Australian charities forced to spend millions to deal with donation dumping | Australia news

The cost of sorting and transporting waste comes as charitable groups see a surge in the number of people needing their help

Buy Nothing New Month is kicking off at Vinnies this October - Vimarsana News

Buy Nothing New Month is kicking off at Vinnies this October

From spicing up your table settings to sewing an entire wardrobe from scratch, here’s how to make the most of op shop treasures and be sustainable.

Source: smh.com.au
Australians buy almost 15kg of clothes every year and most of it ends up in landfill, report finds - Vimarsana News

Australians buy almost 15kg of clothes every year and most of it ends up in landfill, report finds

Fashion council reveals more than a billion items arrive in Australia each year and calls for levy on clothing imports to reduce textile waste