5+ Places to Donate Your Old Clothes: Don't Throw Them Away

Are you tired of cluttered closets and wondering what to do with clothes you no longer wear? Instead of throwing them away, you can give them a new life and contribute to a more sustainable future. There are many places where you can donate, upcycle, or find new treasures. Here are a few organisations that are making a difference.

Places to Donate Your Old Clothes

 

 

 

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Punah, Indore

In the heart of Indore, Punah is reimagining fashion sustainability. This brand doesn't just collect old clothes; it transforms them using traditional handicraft techniques. By giving garments a second chance, Punah is proving that style and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Rimagined, Bengaluru

 

 

 

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Bengaluru-based Rimagined takes upcycling to the next level. They don't just create new clothes from old ones; they also craft unique home decor items. By doing so, they're not only reducing landfill waste but also adding a touch of eco-chic to homes across India.

Ka-sha, Pune

 

 

 

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Ka-sha in Pune offers a trifecta of sustainable solutions. Whether it's upcycling, recycling, or repairing, they breathe new life into old garments. Their innovative approach ensures that customers can enjoy fresh, stylish pieces without contributing to fashion waste.

Clothes Box Foundation, Delhi

 

 

 

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The 'Refresh' programme by the Clothes Box Foundation in Delhi is a shining example of how old clothes can empower communities. By providing rural women with the opportunity to create blankets, bags, and other items from waste fabrics, they're not just recycling clothes but also building livelihoods.

Goonj, Delhi

 

 

 

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Goonj has become a household name in Delhi for its comprehensive approach to reusing materials. Their "Not Just a Piece of Cloth" campaign is particularly noteworthy, addressing menstrual hygiene by turning old clothes into sanitary pads for rural India. With collection centres across major cities, Goonj makes it easy for anyone to contribute.

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Mahesh Foundation, Belgaum

 

 

 

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In Belgaum, the Mahesh Foundation is using donated clothes to make a difference in the lives of children affected by HIV/AIDS. From woollens to curtains, every piece of fabric finds a purpose in their orphanage, providing comfort to around 40 children.

By choosing to donate or upcycle your old clothes, you're not just decluttering your wardrobe; you're participating in a larger movement towards sustainability.

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