Brands with Take-Back Programs in Canada.
General or Multi-Brand Collection (Any Brand Accepted)
H&M – Garment Collecting program (any brand, any condition); drop bins in stores.
Zara – Offers clothing donation collection bins in select stores (varies by location).
Levi’s – In-store recycling boxes for denim and apparel of any brand (available in major cities).
The North Face – Clothes the Loop program (any brand, must be clean and wearable).
Patagonia – Worn Wear program (limited in Canada); select stores accept used Patagonia gear.
Brand-Specific Take-Back (Only Their Products)
lululemon – Like New resale program; trade in gently used lululemon gear for credit at select stores.
Aritzia – Launched a donation program for worn clothing through Give Back Box (seasonal).
Reformation – Through online partners like thredUP, Canadians can send in gently used items (Reformation and others).
Decathlon – Takes back used Decathlon-brand items through their Second Life program (in select provinces).
tentree – Circularity by tentree program accepts tentree items for resale, upcycling, or recycling.
Stores/Collectives With Take-Back Programs
Plato’s Closet / Style Encore / Once Upon a Child – Accepts gently used clothing (resale-for-credit model, franchise-based, not mail-in).