Live impact tracker

We are the start of this change.

Every product given a second life keeps textiles out of landfills, forests standing, and families in homes. Watch it happen in real time.

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+1 product rescued just now · 0.003 acres of forest saved last minute · 62 lbs of textile waste diverted today · 18 products given a second life this hour · 700 gallons of water saved per product · +1 product rescued just now ·

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products given a second life since launch
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What that actually means

Real-world impact,
measured honestly.

Every number is calculated directly from the products you and our community have returned, recycled, or renewed.

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acres of forest preserved from raw material production
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gallons of water conserved — one cotton shirt uses 700 gallons alone
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Did you know?

The scale of the problem
is hard to picture.

Numbers the industry rarely talks about — and exactly why what we're building matters.

Fashion is the world's 2nd biggest polluter. The clothing industry generates 92 million tons of textile waste every year — the equivalent of a full garbage truck dumped into a landfill every single second of every day. We're in the business of slowing that clock.
Cotton is thirstier than you think. A single pair of jeans requires 1,800 gallons of water to produce. The products our community has recirculated have collectively saved enough water to fill 0 Olympic swimming pools.
Most clothing is worn fewer than 10 times. Fast fashion has cut the average number of times a garment is worn by 36% in 15 years. A product given a second life doesn't just save materials — it resets that number entirely.
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