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27 February 2026
NOYTECH
Press Service
NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions continues to support sustainable business practices by providing operational logistics for a charitable clothing collection initiative organized in partnership with HENDERSON, one of the largest and most established menswear brands in Russia.
As part of HENDERSON long-running environmental and charitable program “Free Your Wardrobe with Purpose” customers can donate clothing they no longer wear via special containers installed in selected stores. All collected items are transferred to the Second Breath foundation, where they are carefully sorted: garments in good condition are donated to families in need or sold through charity shops, while the rest are recycled.
NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions is proud to support this initiative operationally. While handling store returns from Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Tomsk and Tyumen our team also collects the donation boxes and transports them to our warehouse in the Moscow region for further handover to the foundation on a pro bono basis.
It is a seamless addition to our logistics process, yet one that helps extend the lifecycle of clothing and promotes more responsible consumption. Over the past five years alone, this initiative has helped collect more than 50 tons of garments, proving how collective effort can drive real environmental and social change.
At NOYTECH, we believe logistics can be a force for good connecting businesses, communities, and charitable organizations to create a more sustainable future.
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