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5 Brands Receiving Used Items to Help You Go Circular

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Nisolo

United States

Nisolo strives to deliver the highest quality shoes at a fair price by eliminating middlemen. They make sure all producers receive above fair trade wages, healthcare, and a healthy working environment.

Nisolo strives to deliver the highest quality shoes at a fair price by eliminating middlemen. They make sure all producers receive above fair trade wages, healthcare, and a healthy working environment.
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For Days

United States

For Days is the first circular fashion platform joining customers and brands in a unified circular economy. Everything sold through For Days meets strict circularity criteria and when returned, undergoes a regenerative recycling process. For Days recycles used clothing from any brand, in any condition with the Take Back Bag and is powering circular products and Take Back with leading retailers.

For Days is the first circular fashion platform joining customers and brands in a unified circular economy. Everything sold through For Days meets strict circularity criteria and when returned, undergoes a regenerative recycling process. For Days recycles used clothing from any brand, in any condition with the Take Back Bag and is powering circular products and Take Back with leading retailers.
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MUD Jeans

Netherlands

“Frontrunners in Circular Denim” MUD Jeans bases its business model around circular economy principles. Jeans are produced using 40% recycled denim and the remaining material is organic cotton by using recycled denim, the brand works to avoid waste and reduce water use and CO2 emission. MUD Jeans are made from high-quality materials to extend the life of their products, but when their time does come, each jean sent back from the customer is recycled. Additionally, they follow a NOOS (Never out of stock) strategy to reduce waste from overstocking by only having one permanent collection with a few styles 8. The brand introduced the Lease a Jeans model, which allows consumers to rent jeans and return them for recycling. MUD Jeans offer "Lease A Jeans" program where you can rent jeans instead of purchasing for the ultimate circular economy. Once you are ready for new pairs of jeans, you can upcycle them to vintage or recycle into new jeans.

“Frontrunners in Circular Denim” MUD Jeans bases its business model around circular economy principles. Jeans are produced using 40% recycled denim and the remaining material is organic cotton by using recycled denim, the brand works to avoid waste and reduce water use and CO2 emission. MUD Jeans are made from high-quality materials to extend the life of their products, but when their time does come, each jean sent back from the customer is recycled. Additionally, they follow a NOOS (Never out of stock) strategy to reduce waste from overstocking by only having one permanent collection with a few styles 8. The brand introduced the Lease a Jeans model, which allows consumers to rent jeans and return them for recycling. MUD Jeans offer "Lease A Jeans" program where you can rent jeans instead of purchasing for the ultimate circular economy. Once you are ready for new pairs of jeans, you can upcycle them to vintage or recycle into new jeans.
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Knickey

United States

Knickey pursues environmentally responsible processes, low-impact fabrics, and ethical manufacturing. They use organic cotton with non-GMO seeds and without pesticides. Knickey provides 100% plastic-free, recycled packaging.

Knickey pursues environmentally responsible processes, low-impact fabrics, and ethical manufacturing. They use organic cotton with non-GMO seeds and without pesticides. Knickey provides 100% plastic-free, recycled packaging.
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Reformation

United States

Reformation makes effortless silhouettes that celebrate the feminine figure and pioneer sustainable practices, focusing on people and progress each step of the way.

Reformation makes effortless silhouettes that celebrate the feminine figure and pioneer sustainable practices, focusing on people and progress each step of the way.
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