Clothing & Textiles Recycling Near Me
Wearable clothes and shoes can be donated to thrift stores and charities. Worn-out textiles can often go to textile recyclers or collection bins, which turn them into rags or insulation. Wash and bag items; keep wet or moldy textiles out of donation bins.
How to prepare clothing & textiles for recycling
- Wash and dry items before donating.
- Bag clothing and tie shoes together in pairs.
- Ask the charity whether they take worn-out textiles or only wearable clothing.
- Keep wet, moldy or mildewed items out of donation bins.
What usually isn't accepted
- Wet, moldy or heavily stained items at donation centers
- Mattress pads and pillows at some textile bins
Will I get paid, or is there a fee?
Donation is free and may be tax-deductible. Resale is possible but takes your time.
Common questions about clothing & textiles recycling
Can I recycle clothes that are torn?
Often yes — many textile recycling programs accept worn-out clothes if they are clean and dry. Check the program's rules.
Cities with clothing & textiles recycling
- Houston, TX5 places
- Chicago, IL2 places
- Dallas, TX2 places
- Austin, TX2 places
- Portland, OR2 places
- Atlanta, GA2 places
- Lubbock, TX2 places
- Brownsville, TX2 places
- Lakewood, CO2 places
- Savannah, GA2 places
- Gardena, CA2 places
- Huntingtown, MD2 places
- Phoenix, AZ1 place
- San Antonio, TX1 place
- San Diego, CA1 place
- Oklahoma City, OK1 place
- Washington, DC1 place
- El Paso, TX1 place
- Las Vegas, NV1 place
- Milwaukee, WI1 place
- Tucson, AZ1 place
- Kansas City, MO1 place
- Tampa, FL1 place
- Orlando, FL1 place