Jeans are a well-loved wardrobe staple. But what happens when your jeans get to a point of no return?
But when it comes to recycling denim, what do you do? This sounds like another big question for Where Can I Wednesday.
First and foremost, it’s great to donate used denim (in good condition) to thrift stores or for people in need. For an entire list, browse our where to donate used clothes post.
Readers, any denim recycling spots we missed? Tell us in the comments.
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