Clothing Drop-Off Locations
Here's every location where you can drop-off your textiles!
- Updated
- June 6, 2024
- 9:26 am
In 2022, we launched our new on-site solution to bring convenient recycling to our partners’ workplaces and offices, giving new life to staff uniforms, fabric off-cuts, and faulty products. Using this new program, brands have decided to step up and offer this recycling solution to their customers so that they can recycle a few items in-store! With the support of UPPAREL, these businesses are making a real, measurable, positive impact. By recycling items through these certified UPPAREL bins, you’re ensuring your items will avoid landfill and be given a new life, all while supporting a circular fashion economy.
No drop-off locations near you? Don’t worry!
You can book a pick-up through our Australia-wide clothing collection service HERE!
Please Note:
These locations are not designed for large drop-offs. If the bin is full, we kindly ask that you do not dump your items. To recycle more, you can book a collection here.
This fellow Certified B Corp has stepped up to launch the largest drop-off network to date with 24 in-store textile recycling bins across Melbourne! UPPAREL is supporting Kathmandu to provide customers with a sustainable solution to keep their pre-loved gear out of landfill. Simply head into any participating store and drop-off your Kathmandu products in bins provided.
Accepts:
- Kathmandu Products Only
- Kathmandu Clothing
- Kathmandu Shoes
- Kathmandu Hats
As a brand, icebreaker is focused on removing unnecessary plastic from apparel at the outset, but know it’s important to recognise existing product lifecycles and what happens at the end of their life. By partnering with UPPAREL, icebreaker is building on their move to natural, enabling a conscious solution for clothing at the end of its life, and are offering consumers to try natural. Drop any preloved, clean clothing to the collection bin in any icebreaker touch lab store in Australia and New Zealand, and receive a $10* store credit.
Accepts:
- Any clean, used clothing except underwear and socks.
Universal Store was one of our first brand partners to offer our in-store textile recycling solution to their customers. The program is currently being trialled in five stores across the Greater Melbourne Region, with hopes of expanding to other Universal Stores across Australia. Simply head into any of the listed store locations and look for the black co-branded recycling bin. Universal Store locations can only accept the following select textile items.
Accepts:
- Denim
- Hoodies
- T-Shirts
Over the past couple of years, DECJUBA has partnered with UPPAREL to provide online denim recycling satchels, as well as access to denim drop-off points at all of their retail stores across Australia and New Zealand! DECJUBA is committed to their sustainability targets and continues to grow its responsible and circular product offering through transparency, recyclability, and the circularity of denim. Simply visit any DECJUBA store and drop off your denim over the counter for recycling! It can be any brand, condition, or wash and we’ll give it a new life.
Accepts:
- Denim only
Paddy Pallin prides themselves on supplying durable, high-quality products designed for longevity but they recognise that they have a responsibility to consider what happens to these products at the end of their life. Environmental Conservation is at the heart of their business within Paddy Pallin. They want to be a part of the solution to mitigate climate change, to ensure we all leave the world in a better position than when we entered it. That’s why they are partnering with UPPAREL.
Accepts:
- All Textile Items (Any Brand)
The Totally Workwear team have been on a sustainability journey to minimise their environmental impact and make a positive difference. Having already partnered with UPPAREL to recycle their faulty, sample, and aged stock, Totally Workwear has reached out to begin trialling textile recycling in a number of participating Queensland stores. Simply head into any of the listed store locations and look for the black co-branded recycling bin.
Accepts:
- Jackets
- Pants
- T-Shirts
- Hi-Vis
- Boots
UPPAREL has been supporting Macpac with our textile recycling since the beginning, utilising our solutions to give new life to products that can’t be recovered through their own in-house repair program. Now, Macpac has reached out to trial in-store textile recycling program at their newest location in Penrith, NSW. Simply head in-store look for the black co-branded recycling bin.
Accepts:
- Macpac branded items only
From the conception of their brand, “doing the right thing” has been important to their team and customers. AS Colour believes it is the responsibility of every individual to be a good citizen, and while being a small player in a global market can at times be daunting, they believe their impact reduction on the environment can be just as significant as larger operations and that we can all make a difference.
Accepts:
- All Textile Items
All Locations
Australian Locations:
Kathmandu Blackburn
Kathmandu Camberwell
Kathmandu Chapel Street
Kathmandu District Docklands
Kathmandu Doncaster
Kathmandu Emporium
Kathmandu Essendon DFO (Outlet)
Kathmandu Fountain Gate
Kathmandu Frankston
Kathmandu Highpoint Centre
Kathmandu Knox
Kathmandu Eastland
Kathmandu Melbourne CBD – Galleria
Kathmandu Moorabbin DFO (Outlet)
Kathmandu Northland
Kathmandu Richmond
Kathmandu Plenty Valley
Kathmandu South Wharf DFO (Outlet)
Kathmandu Southland
Kathmandu Spencer St
Kathmandu Uni Hill
Kathmandu Watergardens
Kathmandu Werribee
Universal Store Highpoint
Universal Store Melbourne Central
Universal Store Bayside
Universal Store Chadstone
Universal Store Southland
Recycle your pre-loved denim at any DECJUBA store in Australia and New Zealand!
Paddy Pallin Hobart
Paddy Pallin Canberra
Paddy Pallin Ringwood
Paddy Pallin Seven Hills
