Check out these recycling programs and sustainability initiatives at stores across Westfield San Francisco Centre.

American Eagle: Shop their Real Good line - Not just any jeans, Real Good jeans: Made with recycled materials, less water, and higher factory standards.
GUESS: GUESS’s line of sustainable women’s and men’s clothes, including organic cotton t-shirts, recycled denim, and even sustainable workout clothes, not only serve the planet, but they’re also chic, too. From everyday sweats and tees to chinos and wrap dresses, GUESS Eco has all your wardrobe essentials. Adopting a sustainable lifestyle has never looked better (or been easier). Shop climate-friendly looks today.
H&M: Their Garment Collecting program was rolled out in 2013, and they have recycling boxes in their stores across the globe. It works like this: Take any unwanted clothes or textiles, by any brand and in any condition, to one of their stores. Hand in your bag of old clothes at the cash register and receive a thank-you voucher to use toward your next purchase. Easy! Once you’ve dropped off your previously loved fashion in one of their garment collecting boxes, their business partner takes over. It empties the boxes and sorts the contents into three categories: Rewear (Wearable clothes are marketed as secondhand clothing.) Reuse (If the clothes or textiles are not suitable for rewear, they’re turned into other products, such as remake collections or cleaning cloths.), and Recycle (All other clothes and textiles are shredded into textile fibers and used to make, for example, insulation materials.).
J.Crew: By 2025 their goal is for 100 percent of their key fibers to be sustainably sourced—including 100 percent of our cotton. J Crew always consists of two programs, a resale program in partnership with thredUP and the introduction of J Crew Vintage clothing lines. “The program was born out of our company's commitment and customer demand to redefine the hand-me-down and put an item of clothing back into the circular economy,” Yarbrough said. “Although these programs work separately, they complement one another.” The main sustainability element is the partnership with thredUP, which enables consumers to buy and sell “gently worn” women's and kids J Crew items online. Sellers will receive payment in the form of J Crew shopping credit.
Kiehl's: Once you’ve used every last drop of your favorite formulas, Kiehl’s urges you to recycle the packages—it’s one easy way we can all work to reduce our environmental footprint. If you don’t have reliable access to a recycling center, visit your local Kiehl’s store: Their in-store recycling program rewards customers for returning their empties. Since 2009, our customers have helped us recycle more than 13 million jars and bottles, saving a whole lot of waste from entering the landfills.
Lego Store: If you're deciding what to do with your LEGO® bricks when you don't want to play with them anymore, LEGO recommends passing them on to someone else or donating them to a local charity shop. Go to our website, print out a shipping label, box up your bricks and get them to your closest FedEx location. The bricks you send will be sorted and cleaned before being donated.
L'Occitane: Respect for the environment is at the heart of L'Occitane en Provence. That’s why they’ve partnered with TerraCycle® to provide a collection and recycling program for beauty and skin care products and packaging in their L’OCCITANE boutiques. The L’Occitane Recycling Program allows us to recycle beauty and skin care products to prevent them from ending up in landfills and be used in the creation of new products. Bring in your empties today!
lululemon - When you trade in your gently worn gear to a local store, Like New will refresh it for someone else. You'll receive credit you can use on lululemon gear. Use your credit and find great deals on gently worn lululemon gear.
Steve Madden - On Steve Madden REBOOTED you can sell or purchase pre-owned Steve Madden merchandise. You will receive a credit from any sales you make in the form of a code, available for future purchases. Please note that the seller is not Steve Madden directly, but the customer that listed the merchandise.
Zara - Their used clothing collection program lets you deposit clothes you no longer use into containers found in their stores or quest a donation collection service that they offer to their online clients, in the markets where available. They will make sure the donated clothing arrives at the organizations with which they collaborate, that are in charge of giving them a new life and support the development of projects in your community.

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