Levi Strauss & Co., too, has a recycling program that rewards you. Bring in any brand of clothes or shoes to a participating Levi’s store, and receive 20 percent off a single, full-priced item. Levi’s has partnered with I:Collect to reuse and recycle apparel, footwear and other textiles. I:Collect turns them into wearable items or gives them new life as cleaning rags, insulation and more.
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Greetings,
I have a few high-quality coats and I don’t remember reading any information on a category for that kind of item. Do you have any leads you can share with me as to who and or what organization who would be interested in buying the furs from me? They are in excellent condition.
Thank you
PW