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Shop your wardrobe with Off The Hanger

Lots of clothes but still nothing to wear? We’ve all been there. Did you know, on average we own 118 items of clothing, but more than a quarter of our clothes haven’t been worn in over a year (WRAP). That's a lot of untapped outfit potential!

The Off The Hanger counter helps you reorganise, restyle and rewear your wardrobe. It's a great way to dig out hidden gems, put together some new fits, and save some cash. Find out how much you own, what it’s worth, and even get a personalised wardrobe reading at the end. Ready to shop your wardrobe?

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