Dear All,
H&M was recently caught destroying clothes to make room for more in the store. They were destroying them instead of giving them a way to the homeless, keeping them on sale, or best of all, RE-USING THEM! Their company is huge and they could absolutely do a re-used line of their left over pieces! If not, I Know Left Over Green Beans would gladly take the fabric and do something fabulous with it!!
I am a huge H&M fan!! and when reading the New York Times this morning I was so heartbroken to find this article. I am very glad to hear that they have apologized for this. And I hope this becomes a lesson to all. Without clothes, bring them to use clothing stores, donate them or best of all re-use them! We are glad to give people tips of great easy things you can do with old clothes, or we will absolutely take them and make something.
View the Rest of the Article: H&M says they will no longer Destroy Unworn Garmets!
We are always willing to help re-use. Especially your old clothes H&M!
Love,
The LOGB Gals
This is my first visit here, but I will be back soon, because I really like the way you are writing, it is so simple and honest
Good blog, I want to build up mine own and probably will use the same script as yours.
I found your site via search engine a few moment ago, and luckily, this is the only information I was looking for the last hours
Useful information, thank you. I’ll be glad to see you on my site.
I always learn something new, thanks for sharing this article.
Hey could I use some of the insight found in this weblog if I present a website link back to your site?
You essentially make seriously articles I would say. This is the first time I visited your webpage and so far I?m impressed with the research you made to make this post amazing. Great Job!
I can’t just want to brief review very much of what you possess wrote, though I am in fact emotion great while studying your site. I’ll try to revisit look over your more deeply content.
I’ve being researching about Fashionable Handbags and reading your blog, I found your post very helpful to me..I thought I would leave my comment. But I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading
Well this is very interesting indeed. Would love to read a little more of this. Great post. Thanks for the heads-up
I just could not leave your website before suggesting that I really enjoyed the standard information you provide to your visitors? Is going to be back again often to check out new articles
Way to focus and straight to your point, i love it. Keep up the work people. Dont let anyone stop us bloggers.
Great site. A lot of useful information here. I’m sending it to some friends!
Someone needs to help the boys who don’t get to go to the prom’s today because their families can’t afford a suit for them.Their are many for this boys out there. When I was a senior in high school in the 1950’s their was many of my friends that could not go because they didn’t have a suit and I think it must be even worst today.
Interesting article
Thank you – I liked this post.
Very interesting points. Thanks!
I like the post
Dear Prom King,
Very true! We did in fact work on a campaign collecting vintage suits for men when we worked on Project Green Prom. Where as renting tux and suits can be expensive, it usually makes sense for a male to own at least one good suit! But when we say good that doesn’t mean it needs to be expensive… Check out thrift and vintage stores around you. That way you can be green and fabulous at prom, or in your case, since you are no longer in high school, where ever you may be wearing this suit to. Need any help for places to look or any other men interested in where to find great “green” clothing feel free to email us! We love answering any questions.
xx,
the LOGB gals