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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 capacity. Scrap fabric? Consider tiny projects.

Learn more about California's textile policy (SB 707) stewardship, recycling, and recovery - watch the video; download Program Brochure. Commercial entity? See the California Textile Resource Map (CPSC): Factories, Recyclers, Reuse, Repair, & Upcycle, Collectors. Join the Statewide Textile Recovery Act Taskforce, learn about Texile Pilots across the state, and find research on textile waste in California here.

Vendors

Vendor	Address	City	Destination	Disposal Method	Notes
USAgain (at Rank Quick Serve on Mission St)	4199 Mission St.	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
USAgain (at The Laundry Basket on Ocean Ave)	1500 Ocean Ave	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
USAgain (Dr Charles R. Drew Elementary School)	50 Pomona Ave	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
USAgain (Edward Robeson Taylor School)	423 Burrows St	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
USAgain (Portola Grocery Outlet)	1390 Silver Ave	San Francisco	Reuse	Free Drop-off	Clean, dry. All textiles deposited into bin should be in closed plastic bags.
Vespene			Recycle	Pick-up for a Fee, Mail-in for a Fee	Large quantity. Poor clean condition. We provide compliant, transparent, and traceable textile recycling solutions for brands, manufacturers, and distributors seeking responsible end of life pathways for their materials. Our focus is on measurable recovery, documented chain of custody, and regulatory alignment, including Extended Producer Responsibility frameworks and emerging textile legislation. Processes old clothes into shredded fibers for use in punching bags and mattresses. https://www.linkedin.com/company/vespene-recycling/ Through secure handling, certified processing, and audit ready documentation, we enable companies to protect their brand, meet compliance requirements, and strengthen their ESG commitments.
Vinted	c/o AG Accounting 735 Geary SF; Ste 303	San Francisco	Reuse	Buyback Mail-in
Wiper Central USA	4355 Fruitland Ave.	Vernon	Recycle	Drop-off for a Fee	Textile recycling facility. We sort, cut, and package mixed post-consumer textiles for our wiping materials. By using cotton wiping cloths generated from either textile production or recycled clothing, we are keeping these materials out of landfills. We are a proud member of SMART, an association that heightens awareness of textile recycling.
Young's Cleaners	Foothill Square Shopping Center 10700 MacArthur Blvd; Ste 54	Oakland	Repair	Drop-off for a Fee, Pick-up for a Fee
Zara (Walnut Creek)	1275 Broadway Plaza	Walnut Creek	Recycle	Free Drop-off	Clean and dry

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Curbside Service

	Bulky Pickup	Special Action
Alameda	Bundled & labeled for reuse/donation. Contact ACI at (510) 483-1400 for a bulky pick-up. ###
Albany		Curbside collection program April, July, October. Single & Multi Family residences. Accepted items: clothing, socks, fabric, curtains, towels, linens, bedding, pillows, scarves, etc. Ripped, torn, stained okay. Clean and dry. Materials to be sorted for reuse and recycling to keep textiles out of landfills. ###
Berkeley
Castro Valley Sanitary District	Collect clean and dry materials in a large plastic bag to keep it clean during collection for reuse and recycling for Bulky & Reuse Pick-up. ###	Clean and dry. See Textile Collection Program details. Collect clean and dry materials in a large plastic bag to keep it clean during collection for reuse or recycling twice a year (first full week of June/Oct). Set bags or boxes of dry (no biowaste) textiles by blue cart. Residents are eligible to drop-off their textiles at Recycles Day collection events (currently held in April and July). Not accepted: No textiles that are wet, moldy, or have human biowaste, blood, toxic chemicals, or motor oil on them. No light-up shoes, light-up clothes, or light-up stuffed animals. No electric blankets. No mattress toppers or pillows. ###
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		Bagged clean/dry textiles are collected during your regular collection day on the first full week of June and October for all residents. See sanleandrosorts.com/textile for what clean/dry items to collect for reuse and recycling. Bags will be picked up by a separate vehicle. No donation receipts provided. ###
San Leandro (Oro Loma - L3)
San Lorenzo (Oro Loma)
Unincorporated Oro Loma (L1)
Union City

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