H&M Formally Launched The Global Garment Recycling Program Next Year

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< p > for the upcoming global a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > old clothes recycling /a plan, H&M H&M's chief executive, Karl-Johan Persson, said: "our driving force for sustainable development comes from our commitment to society and the environment.

We hope to do something beneficial to the environment. For this reason, we provide customers with a convenient and quick solution: hand over old or worn clothes to H&M stores. "

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P, starting in February of 2013 next year, H&M will become the world's first fashion company to launch a global garment recycling program.

Through such a global plan, H&M customers can save natural resources by reducing textile waste, and contribute to < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" > protecting environment < /a >.

We accept any type, any brand and any fine clothes.

In return, a customer can get a 15% off discount ticket for each bag of laundry.

Recycled clothing will be processed by H&M's partner I:Collect.

I:Collect can reprocess consumer products to meet the new purpose.

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Every year, a number of textile and domestic waste are discarded and sent to a landfill at P.

Up to 95% of the clothing can be reused and can be re worn, reused or reclaimed according to its status.

In the long run, H&M hopes to reduce the environmental impact of clothing during the whole life cycle, and fully recycle textile fibers.

Our goal is to find a solution to the technical problems of textile fiber recycling and reuse within a wider range.

For this reason, H&M has established an environmentally conscious "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_cj.asp "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_cj.asp" (Conscious Foundation), which is used to support textile recycling and other innovative projects that meet the H&M value system.

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