Oxfam's Partners for Second Hand September 2025

A model walks the runway in a green hooded dress with oversized text and embroidered details, accessorised with large black sunglasses. The dress features bold blue lettering and colourful stitched embellishments.

Vinted

For the second time, Oxfam is partnering with Vinted, Europe’s leading second-hand fashion marketplace and a go-to destination for all kinds of second-hand items.

Vinted, whose mission is to make second-hand first choice, will collaborate with Oxfam on the star-studded Style for Change fashion show as part of London Fashion Week.

Every outfit shown on the catwalk will be available for purchase on Vinted through Oxfam’s online wardrobe shop.

Oxfam has partnered with the following businesses to allow you to drop off your pre-loved clothes so they can find a new home, be reused, recycled and re-loved.

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Mamas & Papas

Reduce, Reuse & Recycle is in Mamas & Papas stores nationwide, enabling customers to easily and conveniently donate pre-loved baby and children’s clothing, shoes, accessories and nursery items, so they can be given a new lease of life with Oxfam.

During September, 100% of the profits from sales of preloved Mamas & Papas pushchairs sold in their stores are donated to Oxfam, raising vital funds to fight poverty and inequality around the world.

A donation point inside a branch of Marks and Spencers.

M&S

Every single item donated as part of Another Life makes a big difference to fighting poverty. Oxfam can turn your unwanted clothes into millions of pounds each year by re-selling them in our shops, online, or at Festival shops, as well as by reusing or recycling them.

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Sainsbury’s

Oxfam clothing donation banks are available in over 300 Sainsbury’s car parks, giving an easy and convenient way for Sainsbury’s customers to donate their unwanted clothing. The donations are then either resold, reused or recycled to help extend the life of your clothes.

Barbour waxed jacket

Barbour × Glastonbury × Oxfam 2025

At Glastonbury 2025, Oxfam and Barbour expanded their Re-Loved partnership with pre-loved jackets, bucket hats, wellingtons, welly toppers, and limited-edition pin badges – all repaired and reimagined and given a festival twist in Barbour’s factory in South Shields.

Ahead of the event, the public were invited to donate their pre-loved Barbour waxed jackets, with entries going into a competition to win Glastonbury tickets and Re-Loved jackets.

This year, Barbour staff are also taking part in Second Hand September by donating their own pre-loved items, showing their commitment to sustainability, and supporting Oxfam’s work to fight poverty.