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Where can I buy cheap and better online clothes?

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  Clothing just improved with the ethical fashion brand from Equalhands. Organic clothing is the current, fashionable, and durable trend. We have on Stock Embroidery blankets for women, it represents tradition, culture with its beautiful peacock design that elevates all the look of the red shawl to a beautiful set. Buy ethnic wear for women online and enjoy the wear of women with Equalhands class. Our exclusive collection of best ethical jewelry brands accessories for women include Potli bags, decorated cube bags, knot bags, and much more. It combines these bags with any traditional Sari, Salwar, or Kurtis and you are good to go. These are elegant, friendly, and sublime for any special occasion. Have you ever wondered how the organic sheet would look like? Well, we have a stock of comfortable sliding sandals that are durable, ecological, and fresh. These facts of kauna material are ecological, non-toxic, natural, and biodegradable. The flowers have been stealing hearts for

Where do Disposed Clothes End Up?

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  When sending clothes to a charity it’s essential that you ensure that all items are in good, wearable condition. Clothes that are damaged are directly disposed in landfills. Just de-cluttered your closet to make space for your winter collection? Here's what you know about discarding your old clothes. Every season, people across America make piles of clothes, bags, and shoes that they no longer need. Some send it for recycling, others to charities, and the rest just toss it in the dump. When you send clothes to a charity, more than 10% of your donated clothes are discarded due to mildew or other damage. So, Where Do These Discarded Clothes Go? Here are some facts and figures to help you put things into perspective: Globally, 80% of discarded textiles end up in landfills. Research has shown that in the United States, 16.9 million tons of textile waste was generated in 2017. Out of this, only 15.2% was sent for recycling, and the rest, 11.2 million tons of waste, were dum