Giving Back

We all have them taking up space in our drawers. Those bras that don’t fit us comfortably anymore – or the ones we bought and never wore 🙂 Today I’m sharing how our preloved bras can be gifted to women in need. Imagine being unable to get a job because you didn’t own a bra or you’re a breastfeeding mother… View Post

At each Raid My Wardrobe Signature Preloved Fashion event, stallholders spend hours decluttering their wardrobes of hundreds of clothing items, accessories, jewellery, shoes and bags they no longer wear.            A local charitable op shop organisation is nominated as a beneficiary for clothing donations for each event. Once the event concludes, stallholders have the opportunity to bag up their… View Post

Raid My Wardrobe is an event and community that brings together and celebrates women. In the spirit of uplifting and supporting other women, I want to ensure that our most vulnerable women are looked after and so each year we partner with the Got Your Back Sista charity in awareness and support of women escaping domestic violence to start over… View Post

I love fashion but I don’t want to wear clothes that come at a cost to people or our planet. I first heard of the organisation Fashion Revolution a number of years ago on the anniversary of the RanaPlaza complex collaspse in Bangladesh killing 1, 134 in 2013. Fashion Revolution is a global movement calling for greater transparency, sustainability and… View Post

PROUD SUPPORTERS OF UPLIFT PROJECT Each year Raid My Wardrobe hosts a bra drive to collect donations from the public of unworn, preloved bras for Uplift Project. In the Asia-Pacific region, second hand bras are cheap enough, but rarely available. A new bra, if available at all, can cost 10-30 hour’s wages. Bras control breast swing when women bend to ground level… View Post