507 donation locations across 6 cities in Australia.
SCR Group owns and operates clothing drop-off hubs across Australia, making them one of the country's largest textile collectors. Their hubs can be found in shopping centre carparks, council carparks, along the Melbourne Metro Trains network, and at schools nationwide.
Every second of every day, SCR Group collects a kilogram of unwanted clothing, preventing millions of items from ending up in landfill each year. They accept clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories in their bins.
SCR Group works with charities and Australian Disability Enterprises to service some hubs, creating sustainable income streams for social causes and boosting employment for people living with disabilities.
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SCR Group bins accept clothing, shoes, handbags, and accessories. Items should be clean and in reasonable condition. Even damaged textiles can be recycled into new materials.
SCR Group clothing hubs are conveniently located in shopping centre carparks, council carparks, petrol stations, train stations (including Melbourne Metro), schools, and other public locations across Australia.
SCR Group diverts 94% of collected textiles from landfill. Items are sorted for resale, delivered to communities in need, or recycled into new materials.
SCR Group is a commercial textile recycling company, not a charity. However, they partner with charities and Australian Disability Enterprises to service some hubs, creating sustainable income for social causes and employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
In Victoria, SCR Group has introduced e-waste drop-off hubs where you can drop off small electrical items for recycling. These items are sent to their e-waste recycling partner and recycled in Australia.
Beyond clothing hubs, SCR Group offers Homecycle (home collection for clothing, textiles, electronics and furniture), retail take-back programs, popup drive-thru collections with councils, and temporary mobile trailers for events and developments.
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