Clothing and Textile Recovery

In November 2022, Massachusetts banned textiles from disposal. Textiles include clothing, footwear, bedding, curtains, fabric, and similar items that are clean and dry. Even if your textiles are worn, torn, or stained, they can still be donated to a textile recycler. Visit Beyond the Bin below to find a textile collection bin, donation option or recycler near you.

Fire & Smoke Damage Remediation & Restoration

Textile Recovery Recycling, Textile recycling, Textiles

Susan Hunt Stevens (@huntstevens) / X

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Mattress Recycling

Kim Wright (@kelphugger) / X

Council launches new clothing and textile recovery program

Commercial Food Material Disposal Ban

Susan Hunt Stevens (@huntstevens) / X

Ts Treasures of Chickasha

Ts Treasures of Chickasha

Mohadeseh A. - Molten Ventures

Clothing, fabrics banned from trash in Massachusetts

Clothing and Textile Recovery

Kim Wright (@kelphugger) / X

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New Textile Recycling Program in Baltimore County Welcomed by Locals

Textile Recycling Drive at the Co-op - Monadnock Food Co-op