Oxfam's partners for Second Hand September
Sioned Cordiner walks in the Oxfam Fashion Fighting Poverty Catwalk Show in February 2023. Credit: Chris Yates/Chris Yates Media.
Vinted
This year, Oxfam has announced a new partnership with Vinted, the leading online marketplace dedicated to second-hand fashion. We’re collaborating on our star-studded fashion show Style for Change at London Fashion Week.
Vinted - whose mission is to make second-hand first choice worldwide - will be a core partner for the fashion show. Every outfit shown on the catwalk will be available for purchase on Vinted through Oxfam's online wardrobe shop. They will also be supporting Oxfam’s Second Hand September to promote second-hand fashion.
Oxfam has partnered with the following businesses to allow you to drop off your pre-loved clothes so they can find a new home, be reused, recycled and re-loved.
Superdry
Superdry partnered with Oxfam to offer a 'Give Back' scheme across our UK and Ireland stores, in order to collect preloved clothes to be resold, reused, or recycled, and to help extend the life of your clothes. Superdry customers can now visit any* of their UK and ROI stores to donate to your local 'Give back' box (*excludes outlets and airports) and help reuse, recycle and reinvigorate your wardrobe.
Mamas & Papas
Reduce, Reuse & Recycle recently launched across Mamas & Papas stores nationwide, enabling customers to easily and conveniently donate pre-loved baby and children’s clothing, shoes, accessories and nursery items, so they can be given a new lease of life with Oxfam. Mamas & Papas partnership with Oxfam ensures clothes can be reused, recycled or repurposed whilst raising vital funds to fight poverty and inequality around the world.
M&S
Every item donated as part of Another Life makes a difference, and Oxfam knows how to make the most money out of every single item. Unwanted clothes donated by the public to Oxfam shops or in M&S stores are turned into millions of pounds every year – whether by selling them in our shops, selling them overseas or recycling them.
Sainsbury’s
Oxfam clothing donation banks are available in over 300 of Sainsbury’s car parks, giving an easy and convenient way for Sainsbury’s customers to donate their unwanted clothing. The donations are then either resold, reused or recycled in order to help extend the life of your clothes.
Barbour x Glasto x Oxfam
Oxfam teamed up with Barbour at Glastonbury 2024 to create a unique blend of fashion and sustainability. Barbour, known for its classic British outerwear, launched a special line of reloved Re-loved jackets that were rewaxed re-waxed and repaired with exclusive Glastonbury fabric added. Festival-goers were treated to exclusive designs that merged style with purpose, all while enjoying the iconic Glastonbury vibe. Jackets could be rented for the weekend or purchased highlighting the importance of conscious consumerism and also adding a meaningful touch to one of the world's most famous music festivals. It's fashion with a cause, making a difference one jacket at a time with all proceeds going to Oxfam.