Trashie gives people an easy and convenient way to recycle unwanted clothing, shoes, accessories, linens, and more, keeping waste out of landfills for as long as possible and helping drive impact. Its iconic Take Back Bag can be filled with items in almost any condition and sent back via mail in exchange for TrashieCash, which can be redeemed for rewards to use at a wide range of retailers across clothing, home goods, experiences, beauty, wellness, and more. Based in New York, Trashie is the latest innovation from the team behind the zero-waste fashion brand For Days, which was founded in 2018. For more information, visit www.trashie.io and follow @trashie on Instagram and TikTok.
🌟 Partnership Announcement 🌟
I'm thrilled to announce that Trashie has partnered with Cider to launch the new #RECIDER Take Back Bag!!
Cider customers can now easily recycle their old clothing & textiles in return for a $20 Cider Credit to refresh their newly decluttered closet. ♻️
I want to say a huge thank you to the Cider team for their partnerships, and for supporting Trashie in our mission to keep clothing and textile waste out of landfills. 🌍
Stay tuned for more exciting partnership announcements in the coming weeks!
#Partnership#Sustainability#Innovation#WasteManagement#EcoFriendly
🌟 Proud Moment Alert! 🌟 We’re thrilled to be recognized among the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. on the 2024 Inc. 5000! This achievement is a testament to the incredible strength of the Trashie community. Your passion for sustainability and innovation has resonated nationwide and has inspired so many to join the movement. Together, we’re making a real impact—one step, one action, and one person at a time. Thank you for being a part of this journey and for helping us drive change for a greener future! 🌍💚 #TrashieCommunity#Sustainability#Growth#Innovation#GreenFuture#Trashiehttps://lnkd.in/ePuqSesX
Values-driven consultant and coach who empowers individuals, organizations, and teams by aligning priorities, goals, and culture with core values. Educator and advocate for sustainability, fashion, and communications.
If you haven't had the chance to check out past panels from @EMA 's IMPACT (June 2024), I highly recommend it! 👇
There are many incredible speakers and topics at the intersection of Entertainment and Climate. 📽 🌏
I'm partial to the panel pictured in this post: Waste Not. Wear Not. Want Not. (because I helped bring it to fruition 😉) Thank you, @ambervalletta @gabriellanevaeh Ayesha BarenblatKristy Caylor, for a lively panel discussion and highlighting accessible solutions. I wish we had more time to delve deeper into this crucial topic (more time, literally and figuratively!) ⏳
While those of us in the industry are well aware of the significant issue of fashion waste and overproduction, many are not. 💡 Even this audience was unfamiliar with what was really happening, especially what to do about it and what solutions were available. It became clear that each of us has a role in fixing this. 💚 Thank you, Trashie, for providing bags for attendees excited to receive them!
Don't miss out on the opportunity to get inspired. Check out EMA's IMPACT 2024. 💫
Product compliance SME researching & reporting on labeling, chemical, safety, testing & waste obligations for retailers & manufacturers planning their world domination!
#supplychainsunday returns, and we're taking out the Trashie. If you're interested in keeping old, worn out clothes out of the landfill, look no further.
As a young parent in the e-commerce age, the amount stuff that piles up in my house drives up the wall. From there, I hate seeing the amount of stuff that I send to the landfill. I've done a better job over the past five years of cleaning out my closet and donating usable clothes to local service agencies such as the Travelers Aid International or Full Circle Foundation of Grosse Pointe, but what to do with old clothes (shirts with tears, beat up towels, kids shirts with applesauce stains, etc) that are simply worn out but can be recycled?
If you log-on to Trashie, there's an answer. You pick up one of these bags for $20 or so, fill it up with your old stuff, and send it back. Before you tell/make fun of me for paying double sawbuck to mail trash, I'll have you know there is a payoff. Once you complete the process, you get a coupon to shop on For Days, and you can buy eco-friendly home goods or clothes. Round trip, I was able to scoop up these shoes for around $50ish, and it felt good to get rid of some old stuff in the process.
Businesswise, and Emily: let's put a pin in this one... this is some Acquired stuff coming through! My guess is getting people to pay for the trash bag is the equivalent of the Costco Wholesale membership: by making that downstroke for the bag, I'm much more likely to want to spend money at their store, whether I need these shoes or not. David & Ben: we might need your help on this one sooner than later!
#crefam & #brokerpals: ConradJeffreyMaggieDanielle Fly GeorgeRandyAdamGabeKurtSeanNatalieAlexHeatherScottBrendanAnnetteJackSamMarkBenMarkJPPatrickGerardMarcDJRyanKenJarrod: I recommend giving this a shot. Worst case scenario, you still got rid of some junk, which always feels good.
#ccim#sior#savills#detroit
👖 👚 🛍 31 billion garments (!!) end up in landfills every year, and Trashie CEO Kristy Caylor believes we can tackle that problem "in a positive, uplifting … way where it doesn't feel hard or difficult or depressing."
That's why Kristy created Trashie -- a recycling and rewards platform that helps you get rid of your old textiles responsibly and rewards you with discounts on movie tickets, food delivery services, and other products.
Kristy is the real deal -- an OG fashion leader at Gap and Banana Republic and an innovator in the fashion space who is trying to make #circularity mainstream and relevant, through partnerships with brands like Walmart.
💥 "If the consumer's dollar is there, the industry will show up there too."
Check out my interview with Kristy for The Cool Down: https://lnkd.in/gAVPRHe2#LIVideo#circulareconomy#landfill#textilewaste#climatesolutions
Two months ago, I announced that I was taking part in a campus clean-out competition with other colleges in the U.S. for my collaboration with Trashie I'm excited to share that I won! During move-out, I set up drop-off days for students to leave any unwanted clothes that would otherwise go to the trash. With help from my schoolmates, I filled 31 bags, and my code was used 47 times! Thanks so much to everyone who donated and used my code, I couldn't have done it without you! Thank you, Reagan Begley for choosing me to represent SDSU!
"Thirty-one billion garments end up in landfills every year, and Trashie CEO Kristy Caylor believes we can tackle that problem “in a positive, uplifting … way where it doesn’t feel hard or difficult or depressing.”" -Anna Robertson at The Cool Down caught up with our founder Kristy Caylor to dive in deep on the who, how, what and why’s of the Tack Back Bag ♻️ read the full article: https://lnkd.in/etJXUkXv
Our new episode features Kristy Caylor, founder and CEO of Trashie.
Hear Kristy talk with Conor Gaughan about how she employs a systems engineering approach to business, what she learned working at top fashion brands versus building her own, and why Trashie’s approach to textile upcycling is a win-win for everyone involved.
Listen now on your favorite podcast platform!
Apple - https://lnkd.in/en_HGyTB
Spotify - https://lnkd.in/eZ82zSFb
YouTube - https://lnkd.in/e7JgTqjE
Come join my team at Trashie and help us crush clothing waste! We're an all-remote startup with amazing benefits and an incredibly smart (and fun) group of people. If you know anyone great who might be a fit, feel free to DM me.