How much do you get for clothes for cash?
We pay by weight, 50p for every kg that we weigh. On average a bin bag full of clothes would weigh between 7-10kgs, that means you get between £3.50 – £5 per bag.
What does Cash for Clothes do with the clothes?
We then export most of these unwanted clothes to third world countries in Africa and Eastern Europe; where they end up at second-hand markets to provide affordable clothing for the Less-fortunate. Bag It Up and Weigh It In with us at any one of our cash 4 clothes shops listed here on our website.
Where can I give my clothes away for money?
Online
- ThredUp. With ThredUp, you can use their clothing calculator to determine how much the company might pay out for your gently worn women’s, juniors’ or children’s clothes.
- Poshmark.
- Tradesy.
- eBay.
- Buffalo Exchange.
- Local Clothing Exchanges.
- Garage Sale.
- Goodwill / Salvation Army.
What can I do with unwanted clothes?
13 Easy Ways to Get Rid of Your Used Clothing
- Sell Gently Used Clothing at a Consignment Shop.
- Hold a Yard Sale or Garage Sale.
- Throw It Out on Dump Day.
- Donate to an Animal Shelter.
- Sell It Online.
- Donate to Vietnam Veterans of America.
- Donate to Dress for Success.
- Donate to a Rummage Sale.
Do charity shops pay you for clothes?
All clothing is useful, even if it has holes. Clothes which can’t be sold in the shop will be sold to textile recycling companies, so they still make money for the charity. The Charity Retail Association has advice on donating unusual items.
How much is a kg of clothes?
WHAT DOES A KILO OF CLOTHES LOOK LIKE? Well, different types of clothes will weigh different amounts, but very roughly it’s about 4 dresses or a thick jumper and blouse with a pair of jeans.
How do you give away used clothes?
For Americans, Goodwill is the go-to place to donate clothing. Goodwill is a non-profit that provides job training and generally affordable clothing….Other Places to Donate Clothes
- Schools.
- Soles4Souls.
- Foster care programs.
- LGBTQ+ centers.
- Refugee organizations.
- Prisons.
- Churches.
- Free clothes banks.