Unlike polyester\/cotton blends or nylon clothing you find for a few bucks on fast fashion sites, worn twice then chucked away, our clothing has been made to last a really long time, but if you're done with your REDO.eco<\/a> item then read on.<\/p> If it's still wearable we 100% recommend donating it for someone else to enjoy, although, this too can have some pitfalls<\/u><\/em><\/strong><\/a> if the clothes are too old or too worn. But if it's just too far gone, and you live in the UK. You can send it back to our manufacturer for free by scanning the QR code on the inside label. If you're not in the UK you can still send the items but you will have to cover the cost of sending it, don't do that!<\/p> Instead. We recommend finding a local textiles recycler in your neighbourhood.<\/p> Our manufacturer is in the UK, but in Australia where REDO.eco<\/a> headquarters is based, we use the <\/u><\/em>Planet Ark Recycling Finder<\/u><\/em><\/strong><\/a> <\/u><\/em><\/strong>based on our postcode. A quick search for my area showed me 21 facilities within a drivable range and a couple I could walk to that either accept the clothes for thrifting or accept cotton clothing as well as old pillows and doonas (Duvets), sneakers and shoes, towels, old uniforms and more to be remade into something else and 9 of them will collect the items from us.<\/p> A quick google search should show you fabric recyclers in your area.<\/p> We ask all our customers outside of the UK to donate to your local facilities, keeping your recycling close, supporting local businesses and encouraging your neighbours to adopt a Circular Clothing Economy.<\/p> In a nutshell Circular Clothing means we keep as many items of waste clothing as possible out of landfill or from being burnt. In a cycle of reuse, repair, recycle and renew. It's processed back in to fibres and the quality and ingredients of the original fabric determine what it becomes. So maybe the T-Shirt you send back to us becomes the hoodie of your kid or friend.<\/p> A much more detailed explanation and tons of amazing information about the Circular Clothing Movement and fashion waste in general can be found - HERE<\/u><\/em><\/strong><\/a><\/p> <\/p>"},"textColor":{"id":106800849,"value":"#083029"}}}],"properties":{"icon":{"id":105093082,"value":null},"title":{"id":105093083,"value":null},"backgroundColor":{"id":105093085,"value":"#D0E8F3"},"padding":{"id":105093089,"value":"0"},"fullWidth":{"id":105093090,"value":"1"},"fullBackgroundColor":{"id":105093091,"value":"#354421"},"published":{"id":105093092,"value":"1"},"conditions":{"id":105093093,"value":"[]"},"direction":{"id":106800841,"value":"column"},"textColor":{"id":106800842,"value":"#083029"},"buttonText":{"id":106800843,"value":null},"copy":{"id":106800844,"value":" Unlike polyester\/cotton blends or nylon clothing you find for a few bucks on fast fashion sites, worn twice then chucked away, our clothing has been made to last a really long time, but if you're done with your REDO.eco<\/a> item then read on.<\/p> If it's still wearable we 100% recommend donating it for someone else to enjoy, although, this too can have some pitfalls<\/u><\/em><\/strong><\/a> if the clothes are too old or too worn. But if it's just too far gone, and you live in the UK. You can send it back to our manufacturer for free by scanning the QR code on the inside label. If you're not in the UK you can still send the items but you will have to cover the cost of sending it, don't do that!<\/p> Instead. We recommend finding a local textiles recycler in your neighbourhood.<\/p> Our manufacturer is in the UK, but in Australia where REDO.eco<\/a> headquarters is based, we use the <\/u><\/em>Planet Ark Recycling Finder<\/u><\/em><\/strong><\/a> <\/u><\/em><\/strong>based on our postcode. A quick search for my area showed me 21 facilities within a drivable range and a couple I could walk to that either accept the clothes for thrifting or accept cotton clothing as well as old pillows and doonas (Duvets), sneakers and shoes, towels, old uniforms and more to be remade into something else and 9 of them will collect the items from us.<\/p> A quick google search should show you fabric recyclers in your area.<\/p> We ask all our customers outside of the UK to donate to your local facilities, keeping your recycling close, supporting local businesses and encouraging your neighbours to adopt a Circular Clothing Economy.<\/p> In a nutshell Circular Clothing means we keep as many items of waste clothing as possible out of landfill or from being burnt. In a cycle of reuse, repair, recycle and renew. It's processed back in to fibres and the quality and ingredients of the original fabric determine what it becomes. So maybe the T-Shirt you send back to us becomes the hoodie of your kid or friend.<\/p>REDO your Threads<\/u><\/h2>