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A Green Initiative That Earns You Green
The public demand for environmentally friendly solutions has never been greater. Clothes Bin® strives to offer convenient ways for communities to recycle clothes and shoes. Our national franchise system provides all the tools you need to grow your business.
Clothes Bin is a unique business model in that you can control your destiny and be as successful as you choose to be. The simplicity of the structure and process makes implementation and success very attainable. And each corporate team member is dedicated to seeing each franchisee succeed.
M. Lewis
Charleston, South Carolina Franchisee
Clothes Bin is a unique business model in that you can control your destiny and be as successful as you choose to be. The simplicity of the structure and process makes implementation and success very attainable. And each corporate team member is dedicated to seeing each franchisee succeed.
M. Lewis
Charleston, South Carolina Franchisee
How it Works
1. Place Bins in
Ideal Locations
2. Contributors Fill
The Bins
3. Service Your
Full Bins
4. Unload the
Bin Contents
5. Receive Funds
For Contents
Scaling Up Your Clothes Bin Business
The initial recycling business package comes with a minimum of 20 Bins. Once you are comfortable with the system, you will be able to purchase as little as 10 Bins at a time and expand to new locations—and we will assist your growth. Request more information about running a Clothes Bin® recycling business.
Achieve Success in a BLIP®
We offer the most efficient Bin management through BLIP® (Bin Location Information Program) technology that monitors each Bin and alerts you whenever a Bin approaches its capacity and needs to be serviced. This powerful technology also maps out the most efficient collection route and helps determine top performing Bin locations.
Partner with
Clothes Bin
Clothes Bin partners with local organizations to not only keep clothing & shoes out of landfills but to also give back to the community
Fill a Clothes Bin® Not a Landfill
Approximately 85% of clothes and shoe waste ends up in landfills each year—equaling 17-billion pounds of unnecessary clothing waste annually. Over time, clothing waste in landfills produces greenhouse gases, which ultimately contributes to climate change.
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