M&S offers latest clothing collection for hire with fashion rental website Hirestreet

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A range of M&S clothes is now available through the Hirestreet platform | Credit: M&S
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A range of M&S clothes is now available through the Hirestreet platform | Credit: M&S

Latest spring/summer collection clothes from M&S can be hired for fraction of price of buying outright, in move aimed at combatting waste and 'fast fashion'

A cotton rich belted utility jacket made from responsibly-sourced cotton and recycled polyester is among the items Marks & Spencer has made available for hire in its latest collection via its partnership...

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