Rewearable clothes & shoes
What items can we take?
Please make sure all items are CLEAN and in a near new or gently used condition.
Women's Clothing
We’re taking women’s and gender neutral clothing of all sizes in clean, gently-used condition.
Men's Clothing
We’re taking men’s and gender neutral clothing of all sizes in clean, gently-used condition.
Kids' clothing
We’re taking kids clothing of all sizes in clean, gently-used condition.
Shoes
Men's, Women's, and Kids shoes in clean, gently-used condition.
Purses and handbags
We’re taking purses, handbags, back packs, and duffel bags in clean, gently-used condition.
Men and women's belts
Must be in reusable condition
Hats
Must be in a clean and reusable condition
What isn’t in this category?
Wet, moldy, mildewed, damaged, or chemically contaminated items
Items Intended for Recycle
Place in Recyclable Threads bag
Dirty or Pet Related Items
Damaged, dirty, with pet hair
Rewearable clothes & shoes.
Fast fashion has created a clothing surplus so big that our great-great-great-great-grandkids would still have enough if all production halted today. In the US alone, 11 million tons go to the landfill annually—about 2,160 pieces of clothing every second. Supplying the reuse market is how we can help make good use of preloved clothes at a large scale.
Partnering with Cycla
Cycla doesn't only collect your old t-shirts and jeans—they're orchestrating a rescue operation for textiles. Founded by women who grew up in the thrift store business, they know exactly how to give your clothes the best second life possible. Cycla connects your textiles to a network of buyers and sellers, prioritizing US-based thrift stores and then an eco-friendly global network to minimize waste. And those plastic Ridwell bags you fill with reusable clothes and shoes? Cycla sends them straight to Trex to become decking! Also a philanthropic organization endorsing a range of local and international causes, Cycla isn’t just managing textile waste—they're reimagining what's possible when we think beyond the landfill.
Join the movement to build a future without waste.
