You can donate clothing either by making an appointment to arrange an in-store drop-off or by purchasing a wardrobe clear-out kit.

These small financial donations contribute towards our reverse logistics costs, which include receiving, processing donations and redistributing these garments to our partners, which can also incur courier fees.

While we no longer operate pop-ups in the community, we continue to reach people in need through our not-for-profit partners and various community partners. Our community impact lists the current organisations we are working alongside.

In May, we discontinued hosting our 21 monthly community pop-ups. For five years, we have served our community with quality clothing and footwear, so it is perhaps not surprising that over the last year, figures show that we are seeing fewer people within these community spaces. Increasingly, we were also targeted by resellers. As a largely self-funded organisation, we decided to continue re-directing resources towards supporting community and not-for-profit organisations, enabling us to further amplify the mahi of others, dressing more people but with a lower operational footprint.

We are always accepting clothing; there is no seasonal requirement as such. We hold a vast inventory that is made available to a variety of organisations, in addition to garments sold on our online store. View our donation guidelines for further information on what we accept.

Absolutely. Our crates are flat-pack cardboard boxes that can be shipped anywhere within Aotearoa, New Zealand. Pricing and further information on how the process works can be found here.