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Textiles & Shoes

Clean, wearable clothing, shoes, and household textiles can be donated free at any Goodwill. Worn-out or damaged items are generally better suited to textile recycling than donation.

Curbside recycling?

No

Textiles do not belong in curbside recycling bins.

How to prepare it

  • Launder items before donating
  • Pair shoes together

Retailer & manufacturer take-back programs

Common fees

Free (donation)

Quantity limits

Not confirmed

Residency restrictions

Not confirmed

Appointment required?

Not confirmed

Recycling locations

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No listed locations for this item yet

Try another covered metro, check the take-back programs above, or use the city’s official recycling program while we expand verified coverage.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I recycle textiles & shoes?
Clean, wearable clothing, shoes, and household textiles can be donated free at any Goodwill. Worn-out or damaged items are generally better suited to textile recycling than donation.
Can textiles & shoes go in curbside recycling?
Textiles do not belong in curbside recycling bins.
Last verified 2026-08-13

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