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Shopping Carts

You may not have everything you need to recreate our work. If that is the case, you will need to purchase items. The team kept links to all of our purchases and added supplies that may be useful for you.

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It takes a team to make change. It is very likely that you need to reach out to people or groups to recruit help or gain approval. Here are the outreach messages that Team Recycloth sent to make our work happen.

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Marketing is critical to raise awareness, provoke participation, and persist engagement. Below are templates that you may want to check out to get inspiration for your own social media posts or feel free to borrow them as is.

There are many places to send the collected clothes. Some could land in someone's closet in their current condition while others might be recycled to become another clothing article, carpet, sleeping bag, or something else. We want to highlight some of the charities and recycling plants that we learned about during our research. 

Dress For Success

empower lower-income women with professional clothes

Green Drop

 re-sell donated clothes to thrift stores to benefit the American Red Cross

Free the Girls

provide bras to survivors of sex trafficking

Simple Recyling

resell quality pieces, offshore medium quality, and upcycle unusable ones

One Warm Coat

gift free coats to keep those in need warm and dry

Evrnu

support circular textile fiber products by reinventing recycled clothes

Soles4Souls

donate footwear and clothes for relief and local business opportunity

 Martex Fiber

turn collected clothes into reclaimed fiber and recycled textiles

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