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Textiles include bolts, large swaths, yardage of fabric, leather, or textiles for upholstery, quilting, clothing, sewing projects, that can be reused by an individual or business.

Consider reuse and donation for intact, unstained, and clean textiles. For poor condition textiles, choose repair, and stain removal (clothing/ linens/ furniture fabric/ shoes) before donating to an organization that has reuse and/or rag and textile shredding capactity. Scrap fabric? Consider tiny projects.

Commercial entity? See the California Textile Resource Map (CPSC): Factories, Recyclers, Reuse, Repair, & Upcycle, Collectors

Vendors

Vendor	Address	City	Destination	Disposal Method	Notes
Reliable Liquidation	1251 Doolittle Drive	San Leandro	Repair	Drop-off for a Fee, Pick-up for a Fee	Commercial hotel/resort quantity upholstery
Suay Sew Shop	2915 Knox Ave	Los Angeles	Repair	Free Mail-in, Drop-off for a Fee	Sell remade clothing, quilts, and linens from dead textile stock. Repairs quilts and clothing (knits, denim, outdoor gear, heirloom garments) for a fee by drop off or mail in. Donate garments for free community reuse closet.
FixIt Clinic (In-person & Virtual)			Repair	Free Mail-in	Self-repair through the Global Fixers Server on Discord or through Zoom FixIt Clinics.
Studio Trousseau	1036 Central Ave	Alameda	Repair	Drop-off for a Fee	Restores vintage textiles including gowns, veils, linens, and clothing
reThinkRepair		San Francisco	Repair	Mail-in for a Fee	Informational book and website regarding repair culture in San Francisco Bay Area. reThinkRepair features proprietors of 50+ repair shops—booming businesses as well as beloved establishments in danger of disappearing.
Thrift Center	29498 Mission Blvd.	Hayward	Reuse	Free Drop-off
Salvation Army (3921 Geary Blvd)	3921 Geary Blvd	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off
Green Earth Dry Cleaner Locator	51 West 135th Street	Kansas City	Reuse	Drop-off for a Fee	Online locator for green dry cleaning
The Bountiful Bag	123 E Carmel St	San Marco	Reuse	Mail-in for a Fee	Transforms banners, grain & malt bags, and excess textiles (inc. swatches) into . Services available for commercial volumes. Arrange pick-up with vendor.
SFMade	150 Hooper St #200	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Mail-in	Informational. Provides sourcing assistance for manufacturers who create apparel, bags, or other fabric-based products and leather products.
Fashion Incubator San Francisco	845 Market St	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Mail-in	Information. Fashion Incubator San Francisco is for entrepreneurs who are serious about scaling their existing businesses.
LiquiDonate	149 New Montgomery St Floor 4	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off, Mail-in for a Fee	Commercial quantity. LiquiDonate matches and moves reclaimable items (ex. returns, liquidation, branded items, inventory, apparel, office/warehouse supplies) from businesses to nonprofits, including arranging pickup or delivery. Free delivery for non-profits, business pays for delivery.
Goodwill (San Pablo)	100A San Pablo Towne Center	San Pablo	Reuse	Free Drop-off
USAgain (at Sunset 76 on Noriega St)	1700 Noriega St	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
Goodwill (San Francisco - Marina)	3605 Buchanan St	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off
El Cerrito Recycling + Environmental Resource Center	7501 Schmidt Ln.	El Cerrito	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Neatly folded & clear plastic-bagged craft fabrics and notions in the Exchange Room. USAgain Bins (clean, worn, stained, and/or ripped/torn ok for recycling). All items must be clean, dry, and bagged.
Goodwill (Mill Valley - Donation Trailer)	1 Camino Alto	Mill Valley	Reuse	Free Drop-off
Goodwill (Palo Alto)	4085 El Camino Way	Palo Alto	Reuse	Free Drop-off
Bambino Thrift Shop (5290 College Ave.)	5290 College Ave.	Oakland	Reuse	Free Drop-off
Salvation Army Donation Dropbox (Little Bethany Baptist Church)	1636 Armstrong Avenue	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off

Curbside Service

	Bulky Pickup	Special Action
Alameda	Bundled & labeled for reuse/donation. Contact ACI at (510) 483-1400 for a bulky pick-up. ###
Albany
Berkeley
Castro Valley Sanitary District	Collect clean and dry materials in a large plastic bag to keep it clean during collection for recycling for Bulky Pick-up and Textile Pick-ups, which are held 2x/yr (first full wk of June/Oct). set bags or boxes of dry (no biowaste) textiles by blue cart. ###	Clean and dry. See Textile Reuse & Recycling Program details. Quarterly curbside pick ups stated on the website. Single-family set out will be on your regular collection day. Multi-family residents ask your Property Manager for collection location. Accepted items are made of natural or artificial fibers and fabrics, such as clothing, towels, linens, bathmats, curtains, etc. Textiles that have human biowaste, blood, toxic chemicals, or motor oil on them, or which are wet and moldy. Textiles will be collected with a special vehicle that may service your block earlier or later than regular vehicles. Do not place bags behind or on top of carts. ###
Dublin		Textile Collection Program AVI collects clean & dry textiles quarterly first full week of Jul, Oct, Jan and Apr in clear plastic bags from residents (SF & MF). Schedule collection at 925-479-9545 at least 7 days out. ###
Emeryville
Fremont
Hayward
Hayward (Oro Loma - L2)
Livermore		During the first week of every January, April, July, October, gently used household textiles (sheets, towels, etc.) and clothing will be collected and donated to a local charity. Items should be clean and placed in a tightly tied clear bag next to the recyclables cart on your collection day. Receipts not provided. ###
Newark
Oakland
Piedmont
Pleasanton
San Leandro
San Leandro (Oro Loma - L3)
San Lorenzo (Oro Loma)
Unincorporated Oro Loma (L1)
Union City

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