Textile recycling options abound no matter where you live.

Blue Jeans Go Green transforms used denim into home insulation for those in need.

VivaDressUp is a platform where dresses, gowns and first-job work ensembles are given a second life with 10% of proceeds going to nonprofit partners.

Since 2007, GrowNYC has been instrumental in collecting more than 2 million pounds of textiles through its clothing and textile recycling collections.

In-store apparel recycling and a new line of recycled, recyclable clothing and shoes has PUMA thinking green.

H&M stores now double as clothing-recycling locations courtesy of a new incentive-based recycling program.

What exactly happens when clothing is dropped into a donation bin? The surprising answer: a slew of reuse possibilities, depending on condition and demand.

Where: Global When: Tuesday, April 17 to Tuesday, April 24, 2012 What: This Earth Day, The Bra Recyclers ask women globally to turn to their drawers to help save the earth. The Bra Recyclers “provide a place to put those bras to use in a socially and environmentally conscious way.” Recycling bras saves textile material from landing […]

Since 2005, Patagonia has taken bake 45 tons of clothing for recycling through its Common Threads program.

Hitting the trail? These pieces of clothing and accessories use recycled and organic materials to create hip, comfortable hiking wear.