Dunelm teams up with Salvation Army for online textile takeback trial

Michael Holder
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Homeware retailer to trial scheme enabling customers to send off unwanted clothes, bedding and other textiles for charity to recycle or resell

Dunelm has launched a new online takeback trial enabling customers to send old or unwanted textiles such as clothing, bedding, cushions, throws, and blankets to The Salvation Army so items can be reused...

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