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Utilising clothing donations, we redistribute this resource to not-for-profits, while advocating for a circular economy.

448 pop ups. 55,856 garments recirculated. 23,757 people dressed.
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Our Partners

We’re working alongside industry to recognise the opportunities that exist for unsold inventory, returns and sampling. Collectively, we will continue developing pathways to end clothing poverty while reducing textile waste through intentional partnerships, and advocacy.

FAQs

  • In May, we discontinued hosting our 21 monthly community pop-ups. For five years, we have served our community with quality clothing and footwear, so it is perhaps not surprising that over the last year, figures show that we are seeing fewer people within these community spaces. Increasingly, we were also targeted by resellers. As a largely self-funded organisation, we decided to continue re-directing resources towards supporting community and not-for-profit organisations, enabling us to further amplify the mahi of others, dressing more people but with a lower operational footprint.

  • Yes. Each Saturday we host sorting sessions to organise inventory and prepare partner requests for delivery or collection. These run between 10 am - 2 pm. Email Charli to register your interest.

  • At this time we have placed a pause on clothing donations, as our capacity to store clothing is limited. Instead, we will focus on utilising what inventory we have on hand until further notice.

  • While we no longer operate pop-ups in the community, we continue to reach people in need through our not-for-profit partners and various community partners. Our community impact lists the current organisations we are working alongside.

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News

  1. Read more: Q + A with Joelle Rueckert of riel store
    Q + A with Joelle Rueckert of riel store

    Q + A with Joelle Rueckert of riel store

    Sapere Research Group found that in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland alone, 31,977 tonnes of textiles enter the market annually and 16,952 tonnes are landf...
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  2. Read more: Q + A with photographer Scott Hardy
    Q + A with photographer Scott Hardy

    Q + A with photographer Scott Hardy

    We were incredibly fortunate to have photographer Scott Hardy lens our ecommerce product. Images throughout are from an editorial piece photographe...
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  3. Read more: 3 questions with Dominic Hoey
    3 questions with Dominic Hoey

    3 questions with Dominic Hoey

    Being fan girls of Dominic’s work, we finally asked him if he would write a poem for us that we could print on tissue paper for our online orders—a...
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Our impact report shares with you a deeper look at how we work to recirculate clothing received and our circular solution to the fashion industry excess.