The Real Sustainable
Fashion Movement
The retail industry is the second largest
polluter in the world (Oil is the first).
Let’s change the way we get dressed,
one rental at a time. Mother Earth will thank us.
polluter in the world (Oil is the first).
Let’s change the way we get dressed,
one rental at a time. Mother Earth will thank us.
The retail industry is the second largest
polluter in the world (Oil is the first).
Let’s change the way we get dressed,
one rental at a time. Mother Earth will thank us.
polluter in the world (Oil is the first).
Let’s change the way we get dressed,
one rental at a time. Mother Earth will thank us.
Rent
Every time you rent, you are
participating in the shared clothing
economy. We hope this reduces
the amount of clothing that
ends up at the back of our
members’ closets and in landfills.
Reduce
The average woman throws away
about 82 pounds of clothing per year.
Renting things you’d only wear a
few times is a more sustainable answer.
And more people sharing clothing
means less clothing waste.
Reuse
Once our garments are no longer suitable
for rent, we do our best to extend the lifecycle
of our garments further. For example,
we offer them for sale through Sample Sales
or donate them to carefully-selected organizations
like Dress for Success and Operation Prom.
We Pioneered the Reusable Garment Bag
Long ago, we decided there had to be a more sustainable way to package clothing, and converted three pieces of packaging (plastic mailing bags, cardboard boxes and vinyl garment bags) into just one: our patented reusable garment bags that power the Unlimited Closet and our entire community. We can use and reuse these garment bags, reducing the amount of packaging waste.
And we’re just getting started. In 2020, we’ve committed to further innovating our packaging and operations to be even better for our community and our planet.
And we’re just getting started. In 2020, we’ve committed to further innovating our packaging and operations to be even better for our community and our planet.
Long ago, we decided there had to be a more sustainable way to package clothing, and converted three pieces of packaging (plastic mailing bags, cardboard boxes and vinyl garment bags) into just one: our patented reusable garment bags that power the Unlimited Closet and our entire community. We can use and reuse these garment bags, reducing the amount of packaging waste.
And we’re just getting started. In 2020, we’ve committed to further innovating our packaging and operations to be even better for our community and our planet.
And we’re just getting started. In 2020, we’ve committed to further innovating our packaging and operations to be even better for our community and our planet.
Smart Buying:
We offer high-quality garments that are meant to last multiple seasons. By offering garments made from materials that are intended to last, our community is able to get more use out of a single piece of clothing, reducing the need to produce or use unnecessary garments.We offer high-quality garments that are meant to last multiple seasons. By offering garments made from materials that are intended to last, our community is able to get more use out of a single piece of clothing, reducing the need to produce or use unnecessary garments.
Recycling:
We use plastic covers to protect the garments in our shared closet. Using plastic covers allows us to preserve each item, enabling more women to wear the same piece of clothing and reducing the need for more clothing production and waste. We ask all our RTR customers to return their plastic coverings and hangers when they return their rentals in our reusable garment bags so they can be recycled and reused. Our recycling partner, Trex, transforms plastic into wood-alternative building materials, which we think is an amazing way to reuse and extend the life of plastic.We use plastic covers to protect the garments in our shared closet. Using plastic covers allows us to preserve each item, enabling more women to wear the same piece of clothing and reducing the need for more clothing production and waste. We ask all our RTR customers to return their plastic coverings and hangers when they return their rentals in our reusable garment bags so they can be recycled and reused. Our recycling partner, Trex, transforms plastic into wood-alternative building materials, which we think is an amazing way to reuse and extend the life of plastic.
Faux Fur:
We took a stance. Starting with the Fall 2017 season, we decided to move away from carrying real fur and have phased it out completely.We took a stance. Starting with the Fall 2017 season, we decided to move away from carrying real fur and have phased it out completely.
Responsible Dry Cleaning:
Our detergents are free from added fragrances and zeolites. We use a blend of mild cleaning agents and biodegradable detergents. We do not use (and never have) any halogenated cleaning solutions such as toxic Perchloroethylene.Our detergents are free from added fragrances and zeolites. We use a blend of mild cleaning agents and biodegradable detergents. We do not use (and never have) any halogenated cleaning solutions such as toxic Perchloroethylene.
Join the Movement
Join the Movement
Make renting a part of your lifestyle with one of our everyday membership options.
Make renting a part of
your lifestyle with one of our
everyday membership options.
your lifestyle with one of our
everyday membership options.
What People Are Saying About Us
What People Are
Saying About Us
We’re on a mission to build a better
future for fashion. This is just the beginning
of our sustainability journey.
We’re on a mission to build a
better future for fashion.
This is just the beginning of
our sustainability journey.
#RentReduceReuse
#RentReduceReuse