About Us

Cash for Clothing is a family run business with a long reputation for offering top prices for your clothes. We are experts in the clothes recycling industry and are well known for our Cash for Clothing Service. Our depots and all our vehicles a kitted out with state of the art weighing facilities to ensure you get the right cash for your clothes. We are extremely passionate about recycling and deal with some of the largest recyclers in the world. Our main aim is to keep clothes that can be recycled from going to landfill and why not offer a cash reward for people who are willing to do that. Whether you are and individual, small group, school or large sports club we are on hand to help you recycle while raising cash at the same time. Don’t Delay, Clear out those wardrobes and get Cash for Clothes Today.

Beware of Bogus Callers:

Unfortunately from time to time there can be a few bogus callers from time to time. Some companies say they are doing collections door to door for charity but seldom this is the case. Most authentic clothes recyclers don’t do door to door collections but one tip is to ring the number on the sticker they provide you. If you don’t get an answer then don’t leave out you clothes for them.

How to spot a fake                                                                 

There are several tell-tale signs that distinguish a genuine collection from a fake charity:

• Fake charity leaflets often have no address, no registered charity number and a mobile phone number. Check for an address and landline (not mobile) phone number.

• Check if the phone number is real - often the phone numbers given are pay-as-you-go mobile numbers or do not work at all.

• See if you recognise the charity name and whether the charity has a website

• Check if it has a Charity (CHY) Number. Charities do not have to be registered in Ireland, but the Charities Section of the Revenue Commissioners maintains a list of organisations that have been granted charitable status. These charities are given a CHY reference number and are listed on Revenue's website (www.Revenue.ie)

• If a company registration number is given, check it on the Companies Registration Office website (www.cro.ie)

• To ensure your donations are benefiting real charities, look for the Irish Charity Shops Association logo – a coat-hanger symbol - on collection bags and leaflets (Source http://www.consumerconnect.ie)