- What we can sell in our shops
- Where your donation goes
- Gift Aid your shop donations
- Marks and Spencer and Oxfam’s Another Life scheme
- Find your local Oxfam shop
- Questions about donating to our shops
- Donate items by post
- Donate foreign currency
- Donate books to charity
- Donate toys and games to charity
- Donate clothes
- Our retail sustainability strategy
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Donate clothes to charity
Ready to raid your wardrobe? Not sure how to donate your clothes? You're in luck! There are several ways to donate clothes to Oxfam.
Donate clothes to charity at your local Oxfam shop
Shop front and window display at the London Road shop in Brighton. Credit: Gabi Torres / Oxfam
Donate clothes to charity by post
Donate clothes to clothes banks or textile banks
Which types of clothes can I donate to charity?
- Good condition, clean clothing – including children's clothing, vintage clothes, and out of season items
- Shoes in pairs of all styles
- Accessories, including bags, non-prescription sunglasses, belts, hats, scarves and gloves
- Jewellery, including watches
- Hand made clothing
What types of clothes aren't accepted?
Can Oxfam bookshops accept clothes donations?
Donate your wedding dress
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Adding Gift Aid to your donated clothing and accessories
If you're a UK taxpayer, you can help Oxfam make the most of your donated clothes by signing up for Gift Aid. Gift Aid helps Oxfam raise an extra 25% on the value of your donation by reclaiming government basic rate tax. You can sign up online, or in person when you donate.
You'll supercharge the impact of your donated items by 25% when you sign up to Gift Aid. It costs you nothing, yet further shifts power to communities as they lead positive change.