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THE DENIM RECYCLING PROGRAM

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ENJOY 25% OFF YOUR DENIM PURCHASE.

Drop off denim from any brand to any rag & bone store to receive 25% off your entire denim purchase that day.

Have an old pair of jeans? Let’s put them to good use. Since 2017 rag & bone has been proudly working together with Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ denim recycling program, bettering the world one pair of jeans at a time.

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TRADE UP (RESPONSIBLY)

Eyeing the latest rag & bone jeans? Go for style and sustainability—bring in any denim from any brand to be recycled. Authentic denim is made from cotton, a sustainable fiber, which can be broken down to its natural state and recycled into something new. By diverting denim away from landfills, you’ll be making the world a little greener.

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REPURPOSE & TRANSFORM

When your denim is recycled, it is reprocessed into cotton fibers which are repurposed in a variety of ways through Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ program, from pet bed inserts to thermal insulation used in sustainable packaging.

TREAT YOURSELF

Make an impact and get rewarded. When you bring in your old denim to any rag & bone store, you’ll receive 25% off your denim purchase that day.

Denim Recycling
*Offer valid on purchases made in U.S. full price rag & bone stores when you trade in your denim to the denim recycling program and purchase at least one new pair of full-price jean pants, jean jackets, jean shorts or jean skirts that same day. Offer cannot be applied to previous purchases, future purchases or the purchase of gift cards and cannot be redeemed for cash or used in combination with any other offer. Offer not valid on denim that is on sale or denim purchases made online.

Blue Jeans Go Green™ is a trademark of Cotton Incorporated.

To learn more about the denim recycling program, visit BlueJeansGoGreen.org