One of the largest clothing recyclers in the U.S., Helpsy, is launching its resale storefront.
Green told WWD that Helpsy shoppers, moreover, can feel good about contributing directly to local collection efforts.
“Helpsy’s items are priced based on their quality and how they satisfy the needs of ethical shoppers,” he said. “Shoppers on Helpsy.com fund the expansion of our clothing collection and help us support more than 100 nonprofit partners. $100 spent on Helpsy.com will fund the collection of 300 pounds of clothes; that’s about 20 garbage bags, or the amount a typical household throws away each year.
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