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Recycling Worn Out Clothing?

May 30, 2019

I have a lot of pajamas that are worn out and have holes in the knit fabric. I hate to just trash them and Goodwill won't take stuff like this.

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Does anyone know where I might recycle fabric like this? Surely someone could use this fabric for something?

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May 31, 20190 found this helpful
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Check with stores like H&M. My understanding is they take all types of clothing items and recycle them.

Here is a link with some info:

about.hm.com/.../recycle-your-clothes.html

I have heard they give coupons for purchases there if donate items. We don't have one nearby me, that I know of, so I have not tested it!! I hope you have one near you and that they take it!

So good of you to worry about this. So many people don't. We have so much waste and excess out there it is sad. I wish more people cared!!!

Post back with an update!

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It seems your items are no longer usable as clothing but they should make excellent rags.

Since this material is probably mostly cotton, I believe the best place to try would be your local Humane Society as they use lots of cotton rags for clean up and bedding.

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May 30, 20190 found this helpful

Animal shelters would take some of it.

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May 31, 20190 found this helpful

You could up-cycle your old pajamas if you wanted.

Salvage fabric pieces, zippers, buttons for craft projects or something else.

You can check if this is available near you to recycle old clothes: http://atrscorp.com

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November 22, 20210 found this helpful

Clothes Bin is a great franchise concept that places bins in cities around the US. You can learn more at www.fillthebins.com.

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They take everything. 85% of clothes go to the landfill. Its good that you don't want to do this.

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