Feel Great in Recycled Clothing
Why choose clothing made from recycled fibers?
Producing raw materials for clothes requires huge amounts of land, water, energy, and chemicals. By choosing recycled, the circularity loop is closed by re-utilizing fabrics like wool, cotton, and polyester – and materials like post-consumer plastic water bottles.
Best Selling Recycled Clothing
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Made From Plastic Bottles
The performance of polyester, without the virgin plastic
Perfect layers
Waffle Texture Goodness
Made with a cozy blend of organic cotton and recycled polyester
Use no new
100% Recycled
These styles are made from 100% recycled materials
The future is recycled
We increase our use of recycled natural and synthetic fibers every season. In 2024, 72% of our synthetic fibers (think polyester and nylon) were recycled. Our goal is to bump that up to 100% by 2026… and we are well on our way!
Toad&Co - Recycled Fibers
(Trash into Treasure)
Where do recycled fibers come from?
Recycled fibers are processed in different ways, depending on how materials are sourced. Here are the ones we use:
- Recycled cotton – We re-utilize cotton fiber scraps and by-products that otherwise would be landfill-bound.
- Recycled polyester – Post-consumer plastic water bottles (you read that right) get turned into fibers through shredding, pelletizing, and spinning. It takes about 9 water bottles to make a t-shirt. There’s nothing like telling someone: “Thanks! It’s made from water bottles!”
- Recycled wool – Wool is reclaimed from scraps and existing fabric, then re-spun for new life and coziness.
- Recycled nylon – While virgin nylon is made from petroleum, the recycled version is made from pre-existing nylon products that have been melted and spun into yarn. Spoiler alert: Recycled has the same performance and durability!
Recycled Fiber Stories
Plastic 2.0
Recycling is just one part. Reducing single use plastic is the critical next step.
From Bottles to Fabric
How are plastic bottles turned into fabric?
Sustainable Certifications
3rd party certifications we use to ensure we do right by people and planet
Eco Fabrics 101
Eco Fibers or Bust
Not all clothes are created equal, which is why we are committed to making clothes with eco-friendly materials you can feel and look good in.
Download our Eco Fiber Cheat Sheet
It just feels better to know what's in your clothes. Educated consumers (that's you) can help clean up a dirty apparel industry... pass it on.
