2Rewear

2ReWear’s collection and recycling program makes it easy for people to recycle their footwear, clothing and household textiles at participating online and store retailers.  Our “ecosystem for what you wear”™ gives a second life to your apparel and footwear and offers you savings on your next purchase at participating 2ReWear retailers.

Recycling clothing, footwear, and household textiles keeps it out of landfills. 2ReWear helps close the loop by reducing waste.

2ReWear, recycles post consumer textile waste and provides recycling services through the industry’s largest network of partners, which collect, recycle and trade +100 million pounds of post consumer textile waste every year. Our proprietary “Reuse and Reloop” recycling process provides a minimal carbon footprint — and benefits charities with every pound of textile waste collected and recycled.  2ReWear provides the industry’s most efficient reuse and recycling programs via the largest national network, featuring 10 facilities and 14 collection networks in 14 states.

Recycling clothing, footwear and household textiles is more than a good deed: It’s an environmental imperative. 

ReWear’s mission is to provide reuse and recycling services to consumers through participating apparel, footwear, household textile and accessory brands and retailers.   2ReWear contributes to charities designated by participating brands and retailers for every pound of textile waste collected.

2ReWear

2ReWear Inc.’s mission is to reduce the amount of PCTW in the nation’s landfills. 2ReWear is a joint marketing effort of Whitehouse & Schapiro LLC and Trans-Americas Textile Recycling Inc. 2ReWear provides turnkey textile recycling services to apparel, footwear and household textile brands and retailers. Its principals and their parent corporations – Whitehouse & Schapiro LLC (webuyrags.com) and Trans-Americas Textile Recycling Inc. (tranclo.com) – recycle, process and trade more than 100 million pounds of PCTW a year. 2ReWear provides the industry's most efficient reuse and recycling programs via the largest national network, featuring 10 facilities and 14 collection networks in 14 states.