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We’re buying more clothes, wearing them less often and throwing them away faster. 

Almost 40% of Hong Kongers have thrown away good-condition clothing after wearing it only once. From wasting precious resources to contributing to global greenhouse gas emissions, our poor choices continue to have a detrimental effect on our planet.  

On a daily basis we make choices about what we consume around fashion - what to buy, what to wear and what to discard.  

Given the opportunity to understand more about this fashion pollution, empower your team to make a real impact with small lifestyle changes and reducing their carbon footprint.

 
 
 
 

GET INVOLVED YEAR-ROUND

GET REDRESSED MONTH

Since its launch in 2018, Get Redressed Month has been Hong Kong’s largest consumer awareness campaign about circular fashion. Organised by Redress, this  annual, month-long campaign gathers 100+ corporates, clubs, organisations, schools, and the general public to raise awareness about the environmental impact of our clothing choices and shift attitudes and habits towards reducing clothing waste through a series of fun and educational activities.

 
 

EDUCATIONAL TALKS

Our educational talks are available throughout the year. One hour long, they can be hosted online via Zoom (or your preferred online platform) or at your Hong Kong office space in-person, for an unlimited number of people determined only by your capacity.

These talks introduce your colleagues to the issue of textile waste and why it is a problem worth tackling, including information about how clothes are currently manufactured, sold, used, and disposed and its effect on the environment, and how we can be part of the solution as companies and individuals.

 

SPONSOR OR DONATE TO REDRESS

As a small charity with limited resources, we rely on the generosity from companies to provide us with financial support for our year-round programmes. If you are interested in sponsoring our work / nominating us for your company fund or offering in-kind support, get in touch.