Have you ever wondered what our retailers do to play their part in making retail more sustainable? From hard to recycle product collections to eliminating plastic from their packaging our retailers are taking steps to decrease their environmental footprint.

Here are some highlights from our retailers who are making a difference.

Connor

For just $35 UPPAREL will collect your bundle and as a thanks Connor will offer you $35 off all orders over $100. Book your collection here.

Decjuba

Recycle any brand of old denim through Dejuba's partnership with Upparel in-store for free. Find out more here.

Rebel Sport

Head into Rebel Sport to recycle your old sports balls and shoes through TreadLightly's recycling program, which turns unwanted products into useful products such as gym mats, floors and playgrounds.

Find out more here.

Amcal

Recycle your left over blister packs through Pharmacycle at Amcal Pharmacy. Due to the way blister packs are made they include many different materials, meaning they cannot be recycled in kerbside recycling. Pharmacycle uses a series of mechanical recycling processes to separate the materials allowing for proper recycling.

Find out more here.

Sportsgirl

When you purchase an apparel item on sportsgirl.com.au that's $50 or more, you are prompted to create a RELOOP account. Reloop allows you to resell your piece easily by doing the leg work for you. They clean, quality check and upload the product for you, and once sold you receive payment directly. Find out more here.

Sussan

As a founding member of Seamless, Sussan is supporting driving the industry towards clothing circularity by 2030.

Recycle old clothes with Sussan's partnership with Upparel and receive an exclusive Sussan $25 voucher. Book collection here.

Novo

At Novo, their shoe boxes are now fully recyclable, with soy ink used for printing reducing air pollution and harmful chemicals.

Just Ripe

Just Ripe discounts fruit and vegetable bundles, featuring fresh produce nearing the end of its shelf life. It’s a great way to save on your groceries while helping reduce food waste and giving good produce a second chance!

JB HiFi

Customers can drop off small e-waste items, including kitchen appliances, batteries and cameras, at JB Hi-Fi’s in-store recycling bin near the checkout, free of charge. For larger appliances, such as fridges and washing machines, customers can arrange to have their old items recycled when a new appliance is delivered.

Find out more here.

Hairhouse

At Hairhouse you can recycle any used haircare empties by dropping them in the Hairhouse x Sustainable Salons bin. Find out more here.