John Lewis pays consumers to recycle clothes in Oxford trial

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Oct 2019
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John Lewis pays consumers to recycle clothes in Oxford trial
John Lewis pays consumers to recycle clothes in Oxford trial


Department store John Lewis will pay customers to return clothing they no longer want in Oxford trial. The 'BuyBack' trial, which launched on 4 October and runs for six weeks, allows 'my John Lewis' members to return preloved items from any womenswear and menswear brands stocked at John Lewis & Partners and receive £3 for each item. This can be spent in-store or online, or at its sister supermarket brand Waitrose. The company said all clothes brought in during the six-week trial, which has just begun, will be recycled in a variety of ways, including being turned into new products.