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Published 10:16 24 May 2022 BST
"The equivalent value of the proceeds will be fully invested in social and environmental initiatives.
"We encourage you to bring a reusable bag when shopping with us.
"Thank you for your cooperation and helping us to reduce waste."
This news comes after Zara announced earlier this month that Irish shoppers will now have to pay to return online purchases for the first time.
Up until now, customers could return an item to a drop off point like the Post Office free of charge.
Now, sending an unwanted product back to the company will cost €1.95. The new charge was implemented on 5 May.
Zara's policy states: "Returns of orders placed from 05.05.2022 onwards will have a cost of 1.95 EUR, that will be deducted from the refunded amount.
"You have 30 days from the shipping date of your order to return your purchase from Zara.com. The items must have all their labels and be in perfect condition.
"You can return items from different orders in the same shipment. In your email, you will receive the same number of return labels as boxes you are set to return.
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