HELP US SAVE 100 TONNES FROM LANDFILL
Each collection of non-wearable uniforms will contribute to our target of saving 100 TONNES from landfill. Join us now and make an impact.
Hillbrook Anglican School Queensland Introduces Worn Up
Making the most of what we make
Worn Up makes new things from old. We are on a mission to up-cycle non-wearable uniforms and production offcuts and turn them into new things.
We're inviting schools, organisations and businesses to make a difference and help reduce textiles in landfill.
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Upcycling uniforms is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4
1 Sign up your school and workplace
Join the fight against uniforms in landfill.
2 Receive your Custom branded WORN UP Collection Pod
Pick your bin size and then we will send out your non-wearables collection bin.
3 Schedule your first collection
We collect!
4 We process your uniforms into something wonderful
What we offer
BUSINESS
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Multi-site collection
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Branded Collection Pod
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WORN Up Certification
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In-house Workshop
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Textile Supply Audit
GOVERNMENT
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Multi-site collection
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Branded Collection Pod
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WORN Up Certification
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In-house Workshop
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Textile Supply Audit
CLUBS
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Collection
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WORN Up Certification
SCHOOLS/P&CS
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Collection
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WORN Up Certification
Where does it all go?
Yep, we're a little crazy.
We see non-wearable uniforms as a great resource to make new things.
We work with our partners such as UNSW Smart Centre and others to make 'stuff from your fluff'. They are also crazy about making the world a better place.
Imagine making a school desk from a school dress, acoustic tiles from scraps - well we can!
Let's do it
Get on board!
95% of all textile waste in landfill is recyclable.
10% of all global CO2 production comes from textile production
1 cotton t-shirt uses 2,700 litres of water to produce
By UPCYCLING non-wearable uniform waste we reduce landfill, save water and can make new Australian made products.
Textile waste makes great things!
Help us make new things from old and keep over 2,500 tons of uniforms out of landfill!