Why recycle?
- places like Goodwill and other common donation centers have more product inflow than sales, causing them to toss textiles into landfills
- if you have clothes in good condition, you can still donate, or possibly consider giving them to a shelter or food pantry for people in need to take for free
- recycling is a great way to make sure clothes do not end up in a landfill
- recycling textiles eliminates the need to produce new textiles for things like insulation
Recycling your textiles can be as easy as printing off a free shipping label, or your can recycle in store for credit!
Look below for details on companies that recycle textiles

-Ship denim out with prepaid shipping labels
-Works to divert denim waste from landfills

-Bring in denim of any brand and receive 20% off any one Levi item

-Receive $20 a pair of Madewell jeans when you drop off denim in store

-Textiles are sent to factories to rewear, be reused, or recycled
-Receive 15%off next in-store purchase when you recycle textiles

-Drop off unwanted clothing or shoes in store and receive $10 off a $100 purchase
-Soles4Souls helps to reduce environmental impacts and create sustainable jobs

-Print a free shipping label from Reformation and send clothes you want to recycle
-Can track shipments and see where everything is going

-underwear, bras, socks, and tights accepted

-Order from Harper Wilde and get a prepaid shipping label to send back used bras