Pre-loved clothes project sells items for 50p
Summary
The Echo project in Sheffield sells pre-loved clothes, including school uniforms, for as little as 50p. Organisers say it helps families access affordable clothing, reduces waste and gives local people a place to meet and take part in community activities.Key Facts
- The Echo project operates at York House in Manor Top and on City Road in Sheffield.
- Manor and Castle Development Trust runs the project with community interest company Uni-Recycle.
- The project sells coats, shoes, sportswear and school uniforms.
- Some school uniforms cost 50p, including items that may have originally sold for £14.
- Organisers say the project aims to make second-hand clothing accessible and reduce clothing sent to landfill.
- The trust also offers activities and support including toddler groups, employment help and physical and mental wellbeing services.
- The project says affordable sportswear and trainers can help people take part in physical activity.
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