Clothes Are Eliminated Quickly And Old Clothes Are Annoying.

When Li Weijing was sorting out the wardrobe a few days ago, he was worried about the old clothes that were full of clothes. These clothes were of good quality inspection, but the style was out of date.

From 11 to 13 July, after visiting more than twenty citizens, the reporter found that with the improvement of living standards, the speed of the elimination of public clothes was getting faster and faster. There were still quite a few people who had trouble worrying about their old clothes.

Worry: clothes are many but do not wear.

Open the wardrobe, the clothes that you really wear every season are so few, and the rest are lying in the corner quietly.

Speaking of his own wardrobe, Zhao Yuan, a Post-80 citizen who loves beauty and loves shopping, said he had nothing to do with shopping on weekdays. He always wanted to buy two pieces of discounts at the mall, but some clothes were forgotten after he bought them in the closet. He found that the labels were still kept in the closet in the coming year, but the styles were already over, and those worn clothes were only worn for one or two seasons.

Like Zhao Yuan, Wang Aiwen, who has worked for 3 years, told reporters that recently she had sorted out a lot of clothes that she had bought when she went to school and just joined in work. She threw away the pity and wanted to donate, but she did not know where to receive such donations.

She pointed to a pile of neatly stacked clothes, a little depressed: "look at this set, when our school opened the sports meet, I passed through it once again, or it was brand new.

Can it really be treated as garbage? "

Wang Aiwen, who advocates low carbon and environmental protection, calculated a small amount of money to reporters. If we throw away these clothes, the treatment of them is energy dissipation. A poor family will need to buy similar clothes after receiving donations. The factory produces clothes and it is another energy consumption. In her words, "throwing old clothes away is not scientific and environmentally friendly".

Miss Wang's position in the heart of this "small account" is firm: "although I have not yet found a good channel and method to deal with these clothes, I am sure I will not lose it."

In the interview, the reporters also found that the largest number of children in the old clothes was "production".

Ms. Shi, who lives in the East Market District, said that her daughter is only 4 years old this year, but her clothes are more than two of their husband and wife. Many clothes are not enough before they are ready to wear, and these piles of old clothes do not know how to deal with them.

Helpless: old clothes "home" hard to find

Referring to the handling of old clothes, many citizens say that there are two ways in the past: one is to send relatives, the other is to donate by unit organizations. Two.

Ms. Gao Limei, more than 40, said she used to pack old clothes to her relatives in the countryside, but now the living standards in rural areas have improved and people want to catch up with fashion.

In the past few years, old clothes can also be donated to the disaster area, but in recent years, I do not know why.

Weapon: recommending the establishment of recycling agencies

Then, how to deal with more and more old clothes at home?

With the public's doubt, the reporter interviewed the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau.

Du Xuejun, deputy director of the disaster relief Department of the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, said: "the public can wash the old clothes and give them to the civil affairs departments at all levels. The civil affairs department will issue corresponding receipts to the public, and then store these clothes in the disaster relief warehouse. Once necessary, they will be allocated to the victims."

In the interview, reporters found that some citizens did not agree with the way of donating this single old garment. Most of them hoped that the old clothes could also be "worth the money".

According to the reporters' information, the old clothes market abroad has been relatively sound, and there are more than 2000 second-hand clothing stores in Japan. The shopkeepers are optimistic about the personalized existence of the shops, and also set up an industry federation. The annual sales volume has exceeded $200 million.

Wearing second-hand clothes and buying second-hand clothes are also popular in the European and American markets. There are also many second-hand clothes that Hongkong stores monopolizes celebrities.

In the interview, many people said that the lack of old clothing market led to huge waste of energy. Our city might as well set up some specialized clothing recycling companies to collect the old clothes of the citizens' homes and pick up some of them for two sales, and the other part will be recycled.

Nowadays, employment has become another big problem. People wishing to start a business may as well start their brains on recycling old clothes.