The coupon typically ranges from ten to fifteen percent which isn't insignificant. In the US I can typically sell my clothes for a decent return at my family's

The coupon typically ranges from ten to fifteen percent which isn't insignificant. In the US I can typically sell my clothes for a decent return at my family's yearly yard sale. Anything that wouldn't sell such as old towels or items that didn't sell I can just take to h&m since they literally accept anything that is fabric. It was even better when I was in Japan. My family always did yard sales or donated our old clothes but over there there really isn't a culture of getting things second hand, especially if they aren't in near mint condition like what you would find at BookOff or they have been specifically curated and put in a trendy store in Harajuku. My ex would just throw her old clothes in the trash until I did my research and found she could donate to H&M for that coupon. I think that's an overall net positive.