Impact

We're not here to make you feel guilty. We're here to make it easy to do better.

Every bag sent through The Little Loop is one less bag heading for a landfill, and one real family that didn't have to buy new. Here's where things actually stand.

  • 411

    bags looped

  • 3,650+

    families joined

  • 37+

    states reached

One bag at a time

What one bag actually does

A single Loop Bag holds about 40 outgrown items and weighs around 10 pounds. Here's a rough estimate of what happens when those clothes get worn again by a family who needs that size, instead of getting tossed and replaced with new ones.

  • ~10 lbs

    of clothing kept out of the landfill

  • ~40 items

    worn again by a kid who needs them

  • 10,000+ gal

    of water saved versus buying those clothes new

  • ~100 lbs

    of CO2 emissions avoided

The problem we're up against

Only about 15% of used clothes in the US get reused or recycled. Americans send 11.3 million tons of textiles to landfills every year, and most of that never had to happen. Kids' clothes especially: barely worn, still good, tossed anyway because there was no easy next step.

Sources: US EPA, 2018 textile waste data; NIST textile recycling research.

What we actually believe

  • Overconsumption is the default. It shouldn't be.

    The system profits when every growth spurt means a shopping trip and a trash run. The loop is how you opt out of that cycle.

  • Sustainability should cost minutes, not evenings.

    If doing the right thing takes an afternoon of photographing and listing, most of us won't. So we removed every step we could.

  • Family to family beats warehouse to nowhere.

    Knowing your clothes landed with a real kid changes how it feels. That connection is the whole point of the loop.

Be part of the number that's growing

Every bag you send is one more family who didn't buy new, and one less bag in a landfill.

Start your first loop