America's clothing waste problem may be bigger than new recycling technology can handle on its own. At a textile innovation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A woman packs clothing into a box. - Kostikova Natalia/Shutterstock Many people have extra clothing that they do not wear taking ...

The average U.S. citizen will throw away 81 pounds of clothing this year when 95 percent of their pants, shirts and undergarments can be recycled or reused. Upon uncovering this fact, global thrift ...

With the excitement of a baby’s arrival comes a long list of shopping items: clothes, bottles, furniture. Then parents watch as their child quickly outgrows these items. “There’s an awful lot of guilt ...

Today, Savers® released its third annual State of Reuse Report, which reveals that while people consistently state they are donating or finding ways to extend the life of their items, there is still a ...

With only 15 percent of the 30 billion pounds of textiles produced in the U.S. each year recycled or donated, the industry and government need to develop better means of keeping goods out of the waste ...

Are you tired of constantly buying new clothes for your growing child? Do you find yourself drowning in a sea of outgrown onesies and too-small t-shirts? Fear not, fellow parent, for the solution is ...