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For thrift and donation

A next life for what doesn't sell.

Unsold clothing, shoes, and household goods. Graders and recyclers send offers; we handle the trucks.

Tell us what you haveSee how it works
40 bales unsold clothing
Example

Donation center · Portland, OR · Offers coming in

  • Textile grader

    Offer in · Ontario

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  • Wiper maker

    Offer in · Washington

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  • Fiber recycler

    Offer in · North Carolina

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3 vetted offers · you pick one

  1. Wearable gets worn again.

    Graders sort for resale before recycling.

  2. Floor space back.

    Recurring pickups keep the back room clear.

  3. Every load accounted for.

    Buyer, destination, and weights saved to the order.

How it works

From back room to next life.

  1. 01

    Tell us what doesn't sell.

  2. 02

    Buyers send offers.

  3. 03

    We schedule the pickups.

  4. 04

    Every load weighed and settled.

  • A payment, or one invoice when a load costs more to move than it's worth.
  • One store or a whole network of donation sites.

Tell us what doesn't sell.

We reply within one business day.

Questions people ask

What happens to donated clothes that don't sell?

Textile graders sort them. What can be worn again goes to secondhand markets, and the rest becomes wipers or recycled fiber.

What if a load costs more to move than it's worth?

It still moves. Some materials cost money to haul or process. Buyers and processors quote what they'd charge, you agree to the price before anything moves, and you settle up with one invoice after it's weighed.