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A recyclable clothes hanger has been developed by a fashion designer in an attempt to end the use of plastic ones. Roland Mouret says plastic hangers are the "plastic straw" of the fashion industry ...

Closet organization can feel like a constant struggle — after all, keeping things neat and tidy is an uphill battle in an area that requires daily shuffling. And while there are plenty of organization ...

The war on plastic has destroyed the reputation of the most mundane accessories to our daily lives. Carrier bags. Plastic straws. Drink bottles. It is a movement that has prompted commercial reform, ...

TikToker Justice Z (@ztheeunicorn) — or more specifically, Justice Z’s mother — shocked the internet by revealing how plastic clothes hangers actually work. But retail workers are begging viewers not ...

They lurk at the back of wardrobes, beneath beds and half concealed under chests of drawers. Chances are at least a dozen are lying around your home, waiting to trip up the unwary. But now could be ...

Simply sign up to the Fashion myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. “Clothes hangers are the plastic straws of the fashion industry,” says designer Roland Mouret as we chat over breakfast ...

Question: I’ve got a lot of plastic clothes hangers I don’t want. Can they be recycled? Answer: Plastic clothes hangers are not included in the list of acceptable plastics for recycling. If they are ...

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Who knew that hangers could be so different?!?! I sure didn’t… But now we all do! And it’s all thanks to a woman who shared her hanger wisdom on TikTok! TikTok/@neenziemd The TikTokker said that ...

Fashion designer Henry Holland believes businesses need to think about their plastic footprint. He thinks the fashion industry needs to address its waste problem and start making political statements ...