Uniqlo’s Recycling Program

Shoppers at Uniqlo stores around the world will soon be able drop off used Uniqlo brand clothing to be shipped to refugee camps or reprocessed for industrial use at any one of the popular clothing brands 730 stores.

The Japan Times writes:

Clothes that are still usable will be donated to such
organizations as the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, while the
rest will be reprocessed to be used as insulation or fuel, the
Yamaguchi Prefecture-based company said.

"We don’t want to just sell clothes without thinking
about what happens to them down the road," Yamamoto [Uniqlo spokeswoman] said. "We want to
recycle clothes so we don’t waste them."

The Japan Times Online: Uniqlo to recycle its used garments