Fitted Bedroom For New Wardrobe Collection

Garments Retailer Encourages Cloth Recycling

Cloth retailer M&S organises One Day Wardrobe Clear out, offering its first spring cleaning out scheme to encourage customers to donate their old and unused clothes and other items raising funds for Oxfom. Through this scheme it has aimed to raise £1million for charity as well as inspire people to restyle their autumn wardrobe by recycling old clothes. Shoppers can thus drop off them at any of the retailer's stores where they can earn a £5 money-off voucher on any dress having M&S label to spend in store.

Tips to Restyle Autumn Wardrobe

The High Street fashion outlet has also hired fashion writer and TV personality Louise Roe to help people in deciding what items they should keep and what to dispose. Her tips on restyling would help you to get a new collection for your fitted wardrobe as well as make use of the old clothes in an innovative way. For example, an LBD with knitwear, a chunky belt or scarf is recommended for an easy day-wear look. Again, your light summer floral dress can be added to your autumn wardrobe by simply teaming it with a trendy aviator jacket, tights and heels.

Make Fitted Bedroom Free of Old Stock:

A fitted bedroom looks clean and tidy if you keep it free from a stockpile of old and unused stuff. You can either recycle your old clothes and accessories in regular intervals or renovate your fitted wardrobes with creative ideas to make it fashion worthy for all seasons. It is worth to keep an old winter coat as it can serve more than one season but it can be updated by pairing it with a chunky belt in a contrast colour. But advices can be given to depose all such stuff that are worthless in terms of use, comfort or taste. Thus, the recycling programme would help the customers to get rid of all such items from their wardrobe that make their fitted bedroom look untidy.

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