Keep clothes out of the trash
The average person throws away nearly 100 lbs of clothes every year in the US. We want nothing we make and nothing you wear to end up in a landfill. Here's how we do it together.
What can you do?
To keep clothes out of your trash bin
Refuse
Say no to cheap freebies, impulse buys, and fast fashion. The most sustainable garment is the one that was never manufactured.
Reduce
Focus on high-quality staples that last. Buy fewer items that serve multiple purposes in your wardrobe.
Reuse
Pass your quality items along to friends, donate to local shops, or trade them. Keep the lifecycle moving as long as possible.
Recycle
When it's truly time, put your well loved clothes back through the loop, instead of in your household trash. Mail us your eligible pieces and we'll handle the next destination.
Send us your eligible well loved denim, swimwear, inner wear and more. We'll take care of the rest.
Free with your purchase of $150+
Rather not ship to us?
These brands take specific categories directly, free.
Recycle with GOT Sneakers?
Athletic Shoes + Sneakers
Let’s keep it a buck: you’re not trying to become a sneaker reseller, and you’re never wearing those old kicks again. Instead of the trash, ship them off for free. You'll earn a lil' pocket change for anything that is still wearable. The extra dusty ones are recycled into new materials or green energy to keep toxic waste out of our landfills.
Recycle with J. Crew
Trunks + Swimwear
This take-back program turns your old swimsuits into new recycled materials. In exchange you earn credit you can use toward J.Crew's latest collection.
Recycle with Girlfriend Collective
Inner wear + Underwear
It's not as weird as it sounds, your chonies can turn into furniture stuffing. When you mail your package in for free, each item earns credit toward your next purchase. Leggings not your swag, what about your girlfriend? 😎
Recycle with Blue Jeans Go Green
Jeans + Denim
Sorry fren, no mailer for this one. Walk your worn-out denim into any partner store and it becomes home insulation in its next iteration. Your jeans, but for a building.
Still unsure what to do next?
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