A Closet Refresh for a Cause
As you prepare to upgrade your closet, it’s the perfect time to get rid of clothes and accessories that no longer suit you. We are so excited to share that Closet Factory and ThredUp have partnered in a program to provide value to our clients and make a difference. This partnership will help you sustainably clean out your closet while contributing to a great cause. Revenue from the sale of unwanted items will be donated to one of Closet Factory Cares’ charity partners. Read on to learn more about this new program.
Streamline Your Collection for Peace of Mind
Don’t overwhelm your new closet with old pieces you never reach for. The closet of your dreams will feel even better when it’s only filled with pieces you’ll actually use. As you take inventory of your items and prepare for your upgraded closet, you’ll likely discover items hiding in the corners you that longer serve you. Marie Kondo’s KonMari Method™ may come to mind, which focuses on only keeping items that “spark joy.” You will find much more peace in your space when it’s decluttered and intentional. Whatever approach you take, know that by removing unwanted clothes and accessories from your collection, you’re making room for the pieces you will actually wear. With your closet upgrade, you might as well start fresh from day 1!
What Is
ThredUp?
We are proud to work with ThredUp, a leading resale platform for apparel and accessories, and a top destination for premium brands. ThredUp offers an easy solution for sustainably and easily getting rid of clothing.
ThredUp is committed to helping reduce clothing waste, something that has a significant environmental impact. While oftentimes clothes donated through traditional means end up in landfills, ThredUp helps prevent that. If items cannot be sold on their platform, they will be responsibly recycled through partners such as domestic brick-and-mortar thrift stores, partners that reuse materials to create new products, and vetted fiber-to-fiber recycling partners. ThredUp truly takes sustainability seriously.
