SO... HOW DOES IT WORK?

Teddy’s Cash 4 Clothes helps you to get rid of your unwanted clothes and other items and earn extra cash for it.

We have branches in London, Essex, Norwich and Portsmouth and we offer best prices! Do not worry if you are unable to visit us in one of our branches – we also offer free home collections.

So, do not hang on to that tight jumper or those items that you are not going to wear or use, instead, clear some space in your wardrobe, bag the items up and earn cash for it.

Your unwanted will be re-used and it will provide affordable source of clothing to other people all over Europe.

We encourage public to recycle their unwanted, good quality clothes and sell it to us. More than one million tonnes - a mind-blowing amount of textiles end up in landfill every year and most if it is from household sources. So, giving your clothes a second chance will benefit the environment. As well as good quality clothing, Teddy’s Cash for Clothes also accepts paired shoes/boots, belts and hand bags. Household items such as pillow cases, duvet covers, towels and table cloths can also earn you extra money. Jewellery and unopened cosmetics and perfumes are also accepted.

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Recycling facts

• Textiles are the fastest growing sector in terms of household waste.
• Unwanted clothing can be re-worn and re-used providing an affordable source of clothing to people in the developing world and emerging nations across Eastern Europe.
• Over 1 million tonnes of textiles end up in landfill every year (with most of this coming from household sources).
• Landfill is the worst environmental option for much of the waste produced in this country. The methane it produces is a potent greenhouse gas – 21 times more potent than CO2.
• Man-made fibres such as nylon and polyester do not decompose. Natural fibres such as wool do decompose but in doing so produces methane which contributes to global warming.
• Throughout the UK clothes and textile recycling employs up to 10,000 people and over 250,000 people in Europe, which helps fight social exclusion and create jobs.