We collect, sort, and recirculate clothing to keep textiles out of landfills — building a local circular economy where fashion does good.
We partner with resellers, retailers, nonprofits, and local communities to extend the life of every garment.
How it actually works: We believe every piece of clothing deserves a second life. Every year, millions of pounds of textiles end up in landfills, wasting valuable resources and harming the environment.
The Loop Project is a mission-driven initiative that keeps fashion in circulation through resale, reuse, and recycling.
Here’s how it works:
Collection – We gather clothing through our partners, community drives, and donation events across Burlington, Hamilton, and Oakville.
Sorting – Each item is carefully evaluated. Clothing that’s ready for a second life is recirculated into the hands of local resellers. Practical, warm jackets are donated directly to people in need through our partnerships with local non-profit initiatives. Well-loved pieces find new purpose through clearance events or “fill-a-bag” sales. Worn-out textiles are responsibly recycled into new uses.
Community Impact – Every donation makes a difference. By keeping clothing out of landfills, we reduce waste, conserve resources, and support a local circular fashion economy. Donations also strengthen our ability to partner with local organizations, create affordable clothing opportunities, and give back directly to the Burlington community.
Our goal is simple: to close the loop on textile waste while giving back locally. When you donate to Loop Project, you’re not just clearing out your closet — you’re helping protect the planet, strengthen community connections, and ensure fashion continues to do good.
Together, we can keep clothing in circulation and build a more sustainable future — one garment at a time.
Help us close the loop: donate your clothing, sponsor a collection drive, or collaborate on textile diversion.
