Voluntary drop-off point holder

Collection, the first link in the chain

Refashion now lists all the places where citizens can drop off their used clothes, household linen and shoes, in a map made available to the general public and local authorities.

New voluntary drop-off point holder agreement!

Our new accreditation reinforces our efforts to accelerate the industry's transition towards a more circular approach, by involving all local stakeholders.

Find out more about the new challenges of our accreditation for the next 6 years and the new voluntary drop-off point holder agreement here.

New voluntary drop-off point holder agreement!

Our new accreditation reinforces our efforts to accelerate the industry's transition towards a more circular approach, by involving all local stakeholders.

Find out more about the new challenges of our accreditation for the next 6 years and the new voluntary drop-off point holder agreement here.

Whether you have :

Containers on public or private roads ;
One or more local branches of associations that recover(s)/collect(s) clothing, shoes, and household linen in any condition;
A depot (recycling center, sales outlet, etc.) open to the general public.

Thanks to you, the collection of clothing and footwear is increasing every day.

In 2023, 268,161 tonnes of clothing, household linen and footwear were collected across France!

Thanks to you, the collection of clothing and footwear is increasing every day.

In 2023, 268,161 tonnes of clothing, household linen and footwear were collected across France!

Make yourself known!

Being a member of the convention allows you to:

Be identified on the textile industry's reference map;
Have an identified buyer for your surplus (or skimmed) product;
Be promoted to citizens by local authorities;
Participate in the traceability of second lives for used textiles.

By signing an agreement, you commit to:

Take back all used CHF;
Display harmonized labels to your Voluntary Collection Points (collection addresses);
Declare the tonnage collected and its destination on a quarterly basis;
Update the address of your voluntary collection points on a daily basis.

We will provide you, free of charge, with labels and educational material to inform your public about developments in the sector.

Apply for an agreement. Send it to our dedicated department.

Being a member of the convention allows you to:

Be identified on the textile industry's reference map;
Have an identified buyer for your surplus (or skimmed) product;
Be promoted to citizens by local authorities;
Participate in the traceability of second lives for used textiles.

By signing an agreement, you commit to:

Take back all used CHF;
Display harmonized labels to your Voluntary Collection Points (collection addresses);
Declare the tonnage collected and its destination on a quarterly basis;
Update the address of your voluntary collection points on a daily basis.

We will provide you, free of charge, with labels and educational material to inform your public about developments in the sector.

Apply for an agreement. Send it to our dedicated department.

Increasing these tonnages is everyone's responsibility! Everyone has a role to play. It's a collective effort, and that's what Refashion's project is all about.

Local authorities communicate;
Sorters are increasing their absorption capacity and their reuse degree;
Recyclers and companies are working to develop new opprtunities.

Increasing these tonnages is everyone's responsibility! Everyone has a role to play. It's a collective effort, and that's what Refashion's project is all about.