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M&S will give you PS5 for your old children’s clothes.

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M&S has teamed up with Oxfam to create a scheme called

M&S will give you PS5 for your old children’s clothes.

“another life”, which encourages people to give their unwanted clothes a new home.

Make sure your bag includes at least one

item You can get a PS5 M&S coupon by taking your old clothes to an Oxfam shop. You’ll receive a PS5 voucher to spend at M&S (in-store or online)

You can use the voucher on anything from clothing to homeware, as long as you spend more than PS35. Find your nearest Oxfam shop

Donate in store with SparksIf you’re an M&S Sparks cardholder, you can also use the Shwop boxes inside M&S stores. Find your nearest Oxfam shop

Donate in store with SparksIf you’re an M&S Sparks cardholder, you can also use the Shwop boxes inside M&S stores.Instead of a voucher, you’ll get a little treat sent to your Sparks account.

This could be a surprise freebie or exclusive offer. Not bad for a bag of old clothes.

  • Repair instead of replace
  • And if something’s ripped or has a dodgy zip but still has life in it, M&S has another option.They now offer a clothing repair service through their partner Sojo.Simple fixes like patching up elbows, replacing zips or stitching on buttons start at just PS5. You can book your repair online and get the item back within a week. It’s a no-brainer to donate your old clothes and get PS5 back. Add in the environmental benefits and the chance to help Oxfam raise funds, and it’s a no-brainer.
  • So next time your child outgrows their school jumper or that once-loved coat won’t zip up anymore, don’t bin it.

Bag it up, drop it off, and get something back.

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Ricky Willis is the original Skint Dad. Money-making enthusiast and father to Naomi. He’s always on the lookout for new ways to make a little more money.

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