How Recycling Clothes Reduces Your Environmental Impact - MyT-ShirtBlanket

When you’ve outgrown your old clothes, you might wonder, what should I do with them? Throwing them in the trash is, of course, an option, but recycling them is much better for the environment. Plus, instead of ending up in a landfill, the clothes get a chance at a new life. There’s no point in throwing away a hat or a jacket that could be useful to someone else!  If you want to learn about how recycling clothes reduces your environmental impact, read on.    It Saves Them Going to Landfill  Humans produce billions of tons of waste each year, and it is almost too much for the earth to handle. Your clothes don’t have to add to the pile.    Throwing your clothes in the trash instead of choosing the recycling option means your clothes end up in a

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