Geometry Take Back Bag

Give your old textiles a second life with the Geometry Take Back Bag — a simple way to reduce waste and support sustainability.

How it works:

1. Order your Take Back Bag – Delivered right to your door.

2. Fill it up – Add your old clothes, towels, curtains, or other textiles.

3. Send it back – Use the prepaid shipping label for an easy return.

Once your bag reaches our trusted recycling partners, each item is carefully sorted for reuse or responsible recycling — ensuring nothing goes to waste.

As a thank you for making an impact, you’ll receive $30 in store rewards for every filled bag you return. It’s an effortless way to declutter while doing something good for the planet.

This helps us and our partners responsibly sort, break down, and recycle your items—covering materials, shipping, and the behind-the-scenes essentials that keep the process running smoothly.

We’ll take any and all textiles whether they are Geometry or not—all well-loved towels, dishcloths, blankets, and beyond. If it’s fabric, it’s welcome.

With the b, recycling is effortless. Simply pack it up, scan it, receive your $30 store credit, drop it off at your local UPS, and we’ll handle the rest—sorting, breaking down, and repurposing your textiles responsibly.

Details —

• Final sale—not eligible for discounts or promotions.
• Rewards can’t be combined with other offers and aren’t refundable for cash, but they can be applied to exchanges.
• U.S. only.
• Bag dimensions: 24” x 24”, holding up to 15-25 lbs.

Together, we’re closing the loop—responsibly recycling while bringing beauty into our homes. Let’s create an impact, one thoughtful choice at a time.

Step 1: Your unwanted items are securely transported to our partner's facility by trusted shipping networks like UPS, ensuring a vigilant chain of custody every step of the way.

Step 2: Once received, our partners carefully assess each item to determine whether it can be reused in its existing form or requires recycling for materials. Items are sorted and graded based on quality, condition, and demand to ensure they are directed to the most suitable next use—whether resale, donation, specific market need, or recycling.

Step 3: Reusable items are redistributed through a network of global partners, ensuring they reach the right people at the right time. Recycled materials are sent to certified facilities for further processing and reintegration into manufacturing systems.

Step 4: Our partners prioritize strict adherence to all relevant regulations and standards to ensure safe, responsible, and ethical recycling practices. From data protection laws to environmental guidelines, these processes are designed to meet or exceed compliance requirements.

With Geometry, giving your unwanted items a second life is simple—and together, we can reduce waste and create a more sustainable future.

At Geometry, we've partnered with trusted experts who sort and grade every item in some of the most advanced facilities in North America.

Our partners use a meticulous grading system to ensure that every item, whether e-waste or textiles, is sorted into a specific category based on factors like quality, category, and material. This detailed process helps accurately assess each item before it's redirected, ensuring that nothing is blindly exported.

Through precision sorting, reuse and recycling efficiency are improved, with any non-recyclable waste removed at the very first step.

When an item can still fulfill its original purpose, the most sustainable choice is to find it a new home. This minimizes the environmental impact associated with recycling, such as water usage, energy consumption, and shipping. Extending the life of an item reduces waste and also honors the resources and energy invested in its creation, ensuring maximum value is derived from its use.

The good news? Reuse is thriving. Seventy percent of the world’s population wears used clothing, and 40% of consumers globally are purchasing refurbished devices.*

When reuse is no longer an option, our partners step in with responsible recycling to recover valuable materials and prevent waste from ending up in landfills. By combining reuse and recycling, every item is directed to its best possible next life—whether through finding a new home or becoming a resource for future manufacturing.

*Morgan Stanley