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Recycle Your Clothes with H&M
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How good is H&M's clothing recycling program?
H&M Foundation - PERMITTING FIBRE-TO-FIBRE RECYCLING 👕🔄🌎 Most garments today consist of blend textiles, the most common blend being polyester and cotton and there is yet no commercial viable method available for
