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The Guardian
Charity Shops Overrun with Unsellable Clothes
Charity shops are facing a crisis due to overwhelming donations of poor-quality, fast-fashion clothing, much of which is unsellable or waste. This surge, driven by increased consumerism and online shopping, leads to significant disposal costs and declines in sales, with only about 25% of donations being sellable. Many charities are struggling financially as they must pay to dispose of unusable items, and some are closing stores amid financial losses. Donors are encouraged to donate responsibly by giving high-quality items, cleaning clothes beforehand, and using specialist recycling programs to reduce waste.
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