Sustainable pop up store selling recycled cashmere is heading to the Trafford Centre

A sustainable pop-up store is heading to the Trafford Centre later this month and will be selling nearly new, recycled cashmere including neck warmers, fingerless gloves and beanie hats all made from old jumpers.

Luxury second-hand fashion brand, Nearly New Cashmere Co. is set to host the store at high-street retailer John Lewis and wil also offer a restore and repair service for customers who wish to extend the life of their existing cashmere pieces and an exchange service.

The family-run company was established in 2015 by entrepreneur Ali Orr from her home in the Yorkshire Dales. The skilled team at Nearly New Cashmere Co. works meticulously to restore, repair and hand-finish cashmere pieces to a like-new standard.

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They say they are also passionate about waste reduction and finding innovative ways to reuse discarded cashmere. This process includes transforming jumpers into neck warmers, fingerless gloves, beanie hats and other accessories.

The sustainable fashion brand says its exchange service is for customers that want to exchange their old cashmere items for credit to spend at Nearly New Cashmere Co. The team hopes this will encourage people to wear clothing and accessories for longer and positively impact the environment.

Sharing more about what customers can expect at the pop-ups, founder Ali Orr comments: “At Nearly New Cashmere Co., we specialise in repairing and restoring second-hand and vintage 100% cashmere clothing into like-new quality cashmere pieces. We are passionate about saving discarded garments that would otherwise end up going to waste.

“Over the years, we’ve hosted many pop-up stores and stalls at fairs across the UK, and we’re always excited to run these. They’re an excellent