Our event takes place as always during Fashion Revolution Week 2018 (23 to 29 April) and will mark the sixth year of Fashion Revolution, the world's largest fashion activism movement founded to radically change the way our clothes are sourced, produced and purchased. Come down, bring your pals, learn something new and be inspired to start asking brands #whomademyclothes. Held at The Cocoon Space in Design Orchard - located in the heart of Singapore’s shopping belt - this year's event, in partnership with Textile & Fashion Federation (Singapore). The usage is for cleaning lubricants.įashion Revolution Singapore is back!. for the automobile and shipyard industries) depending on the material of the textiles. Garments that cannot be reused will be recycled and sold as industrial cleaning cloth (e.g. thrift shops, second-hand market) in developing countries so as to enable the less fortunate population to be able to purchase clothes, shoes, etc. Good quality recyclables are sold to second-hand textiles importers (e.g. Wt+ is collaborating with Greensquare to keep textiles in a closed recycling loop.

There are garment-collecting boxes at all standalone wt+ stores such as Dorothy Perkins, FOX Kids & Baby, G2000, Karen Millen, Topshop, Topman and Warehouse. Garment-collecting boxes at Wing Tai Retail storesīe rewarded with a 5% off wt+ voucher when you drop off your garment at any wt+ stores. You can receive a cash incentive of S$0.20 per kg of old clothing. Residents can visit any of these Cash-For-Trash recycling stations to exchange their recyclable items. Continual efforts are being made to set up more recycling stations. Currently, there is a total of 28 Cash-For-Trash recycling stations in the Clementi and Tanglin-Bukit Merah sectors. Started by Veolia in May 2014, this programme not only provides added convenience, but also acts as an incentive for residents to bring their recyclable items to the nearest recycling station in exchange for cash.

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