UK upcycling initiative offers mail-in and pop-up services to make upcycling more accessible and engaging
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Newless, a UK-based upcycling company, is making upcycling more accessible and engaging through two main services to reduce textile waste and revitalize old clothes. The first, a mail-in service, allows people to send their old garments to Newless to be upcycled into new styles by designers. The second service includes pop-up events hosted by Newless where people can have their clothes upcycled by emerging designers while they wait. Founded by Anita Shannon, the company has successfully piloted pop-ups in London and continues to support emerging designers while offering creative and sustainable fashion solutions. Read more about Newless.
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