It’s really difficult to get rid of clothes you don’t wear often or other stuff in a storeroom because if you don’t have much money you may need them in the future. #24.

Maybe part of the answer why can be found in the clothes closet, ... Because poor people deserve a fair trial, too. Dennis McCarthy’s column runs on Friday.

Dutch police have launched a controversial new program that targets youth who “look” too poor to own the expensive clothes and jewelry they’re wearing, according to reports. For the pilot ...

Good ideas have legs. One day in 1985, Suzanne Davis asked a friend, Larry Phillips, the president of the Phillips-Van Heusen clothing line, if his company had any excess inventory that could be ...

"Abercrombie and Fitch doesn't want to create the image that just anybody, poor people, can wear their clothing. Only people of a certain stature are able to purchase and wear the company name." Well.

People wearing rich clothing (e.g., suits and ties) were judged, again and again, as being more competent than people wearing poor clothing. Even when rich clothing was informal ...

In ‘Anokha Mall’ here, poor people can come and take away warm clothes or other accessories of their choice with no strings attached. These clothes donated by well-wishers help rickshaw ...