Splash, UAE's largest fast-fashion seller has released Life After Fashion an initiative as a means of proceeding their sustainable methods by giving back to the less fortunate. The campaign entails a close collaboration with area laundries which accumulate undesirable apparel items which are then recycled and dispersed by Hands Industries, a modern textile recycler and exporter of second hand clothing.

The UAE has become one of the world's biggest retail hubs, where style patterns are current, and constantly evolving. This swiftly developing style sector has, nevertheless, made style very disposable for a substantial section of the populace and made use of apparel products usually find their methods to garbage dumps rather than being donated to those that would benefit from them. Sprinkle, located a method to not only embrace an extra sustainable method of apparel donation, but additionally located an effective methods of urging the public to do so in a fashion practical to them.

It all hangs on a wall mount. Neighbourhood washings have been motivated to deliver garments hangers to their customers that are creatively tailored with faces of individuals in need of contributed clothes. The wall mounts serve as a visual reminder, incentivising customers to donate their undesirable clothing which are then picked up by the washing. The upgraded clothes wall mount functions as an effective, silent ambassador allowing the general public to reflect and afterwards put into procedure their clothing donation.

The campaign, having run for three months has currently resulted in the collection of 8 tonnes of donated clothing which are being distributed in a variety of ways. Hands Industries categorises them into arrangement for utilized clothing markets, donation to African nations or for recycling purposes. The campaign will certainly now come to be a year-round occasion due to its vibration with the general public and its wonderful cost efficiencies.

Raza Beig, CEO, Sprinkle, Iconic & Landmark International & Fashion Director-Spots Group "Today, markets are strained with unwanted, extra clothes and we have laid out to turn that circumstance into a favorable with this effort. We really worth our partnership with both our laundry partners and Hands Industries that share an usual vision with us for accountable sustainability and aiding less privileged. The public have been extremely responsive to our effort and we are thankful for all the charitable payments they have made so far."