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Explore the latest initiatives in sustainability from our center’s retailers! Discover how your favorite shopping spots are paving the way towards a greener future.
Apple
Apple offers the first carbon neutral product in their lineup, the Apple Watch! Additionally, Apple provides a buyback or recycling program for old Apple devices in-store, ensuring responsible disposal. Since 2020, Apple has been carbon neutral, and by 2030, all their products will follow suit. Shop Apple Watch and trade in your old devices here.
Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works has been recognized by Newsweek for their commitment to environmental stewardship, focusing on sustainable practices for the benefit of the planet and future generations. Read more about their sustainability efforts here.
Brilliant Earth
Brilliant Earth is committed to sustainability, and 96% of its gold and 97% of its silver is recycled. The company has a recycled metals policy that includes working with organizations like the Responsible Minerals Initiative, and aims to have 100% recycled or Fairmined metals by 2025. Brilliant Earth also uses 100% recycled metals, and its ring boxes are made from wood from forests that have Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification. The company is also certified under the Carbonfree product standard and the Responsible Jewelry Council (RJC). Check out their sustainability goals here.
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Free People
Free People’s Care FP collection assures eco-conscious consumers that at least 50% of the products are made from certifiable eco-conscious materials or processes, including artisan-made, vintage, reusable, or clean beauty items. Explore the Care FP collection here.
LensCrafters
LensCrafters encourages customers to donate gently used eyewear through their OneSight program, dedicated to improving vision worldwide through charitable initiatives. Learn more about the OneSight program here.
Levi’s
Levi’s invites customers to trade in their gently used jeans and Trucker Jackets through the Levi’s Secondhand program, offering store credit for usable items and donating unwearable items. Their sustainable line, WellThread™, features designs crafted from recycled materials. Trade in your Levi’s items and explore the WellThread™ collection here.
Lululemon
Lululemon encourages customers to trade in used gear for store credit. Thanks to these efforts, lululemon has kept a significant amount of gear in use, reducing waste. Trade in your lululemon gear here.
Marine Layer
45% of Marine Layer’s clothing is made from sustainable materials and they’ve traded in single-use plastics for sustainable packaging. And, they’re keeping clothes out of landfills with their one-of-a-kind Re-Spun program. Learn more and donate your old tees for a $40 reward.
Parachute
Parachute is a brand that is committed to sustainability. In 2022, Parachute became Climate Neutral certified, meaning they measure and compensate for their total brand carbon emissions. Learn more about their commitment to the environment.
Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn, voted most sustainable home furnishings retailer by Barron’s, partners with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant trees and offers sustainable products labeled organic, sustainably sourced, fair trade, handcrafted, certified nontoxic, and encourages customers to plant a tree. Learn more about Pottery Barn’s sustainability efforts here.
Rag & Bone
Have an old pair of jeans? rag & bone will put them to good use. Since 2017 rag & bone has been proudly working together with Cotton’s Blue Jean Go Green™ denim recycling program, bettering the world one pair of jeans at a time. Drop off denim from any brand to any rag & bone store to receive 25% off your entire denim purchase that day. Learn how to recycle your jeans.
Reformation
At Reformation, sustainability is a the core of everything they do. The company is 100% carbon neutral and they invest in green building infrastructure to minimize their waste, water, and energy footprints. By providing on-the-job training and opportunities for growth, they also invest in the people who make this revolution possible. Learn more about Reformation’s sustainability impact here.
Sephora
Sephora’s commitment to sustainability is evident in their Sephora Collection, exceeding international safety regulations and incorporating eco-friendly materials. Customers can recycle beauty empties through the Pact bin in participating stores. Discover Sephora’s sustainable beauty products and recycling program here. Learn more about the Pact recycling program here.
Sunglass Hut
Sunglass Hut offers sustainable styles from various brands, featuring materials such as plant-based BiO-Matter®, bio-acetate, and bio-based lenses. Shop sustainable sunglasses here.
Urban Outfitters
Urban Outfitters’ Urban Renewal initiative has recycled over 7 million garments and salvaged over 1 million pairs of vintage jeans, showcasing a commitment to recycling and upcycling apparel for over 50 years. Discover Urban Renewal’s impact here.
Vans
Vans’ VR3 Collection assures customers that products are made from at least 30% Regenerative, Responsibly Sourced, Renewable, and/or Recycled materials, reflecting a commitment to sustainability. Explore the VR3 Collection here.
Warby Parker
Warby Parker, a carbon-neutral company, has donated over 13 million pairs of glasses to individuals in need worldwide, embodying a commitment to environmental and social responsibility. Learn more about Warby Parker’s impact here.
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