Greensquare Textile Recycling

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Greensquare Textile Recycling Singapore generates more than 150,000 tonnes of textile and leather waste yearly, but only 7% of such waste is recycled.

•Textile recycling - We provide a free collection service at your doorstep for all who want the convenience of recycling unwanted clothing, shoes, accessories and household linens
•Recycling events in schools & organizations Greensquare wants to facilitate a step change in recycling culture in Singapore and this is how we hope to help!

• Textile recycling - we provide a free collection service at your doorstep for all who want the convenience of recycling unwanted clothing, toys, shoes, accessories and household linens.

• Recycling events in schools – impart knowledge of 3Rs to build recycling culture

• Corporate partnership

For more information or to get in touch, visit us at www.greensquare.com.sg.

Some clothes stay in our wardrobes for years — not because we don’t like them, but because we keep saving them for “some...
09/10/2026

Some clothes stay in our wardrobes for years — not because we don’t like them, but because we keep saving them for “someday”.
But while the clothes stay, we change.
Next time you declutter, ask yourself:
“Do I still wear it?”
If not, maybe it’s time to let it move on.
Drop your unwanted clothes and textiles at your nearest GreenSquare bin.

Ever pulled out a white shirt from storage… only to find it looking a little yellow? 👕✨Even when clothes aren’t being wo...
02/10/2026

Ever pulled out a white shirt from storage… only to find it looking a little yellow? 👕✨

Even when clothes aren’t being worn, traces of sweat, body oils, detergent and moisture can remain in the fabric. Over time, storage conditions like heat, humidity and poor airflow can make yellowing more noticeable.

A few simple habits can help:
✔️ Wash clothes properly before storing
✔️ Make sure they’re completely dry
✔️ Keep them in a cool, dry, breathable space

Taking better care of your clothes helps them stay wearable for longer.

And when you’re ready to let go of clean, wearable pieces, drop them into your nearest GreenSquare bin. ♻️

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

We all want our clothes to stay clean and fresh — but some everyday laundry habits may actually wear them out faster. 👕🫧...
26/09/2026

We all want our clothes to stay clean and fresh — but some everyday laundry habits may actually wear them out faster. 👕🫧

Using more detergent, washing everything hot, washing after every wear, or relying too much on the dryer can all add unnecessary stress to your clothes.
Sometimes, taking better care simply means doing a little less.
Wash smarter. Wear longer. 🌿

Swipe through to see 4 common laundry habits worth rethinking.

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

19/09/2026

Not sure where to find our new bin at Great World City? 👀

Here’s a quick guide to get you there.
Got clothes you no longer wear? Bring them along and drop them off with us on your next visit!

📍 Great World City, B2 Carpark Entrance

We’ve got a new Green Square bin at Great World City! ♻️You can now drop off your unwanted clothes with us at:📍 Great Wo...
18/09/2026

We’ve got a new Green Square bin at Great World City! ♻️

You can now drop off your unwanted clothes with us at:

📍 Great World City
B2 Carpark Entrance
1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994

Clearing out your wardrobe? Give your clothes a second life by dropping them off with Green Square on your next visit.

🔍 More locations → link in bio.

Stay tuned for our next post — we’ll show you exactly how to find this one. 👀

Washed your activewear… but the sweat smell still comes back? 💦Sometimes, washing harder isn’t the answer. Small habits ...
11/09/2026

Washed your activewear… but the sweat smell still comes back? 💦

Sometimes, washing harder isn’t the answer. Small habits can make a bigger difference — air sweaty clothes out first, turn them inside out, wash cool and gentle, and let them dry completely.

For stubborn odours, try either a white vinegar pre-soak or baking soda.

Better care helps clothes stay fresher and last longer. 👕✨
Save this for your next laundry day.

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

04/09/2026

There are always a few pieces in your wardrobe that are perfectly fine…
but somehow, you keep skipping them.

Maybe it’s not really “I’ll wear it someday.”
Maybe your choices have already answered for you.

Swipe to the last page and tick the checklist ✔️
How many did you get?

If it’s still wearable but no longer part of your everyday life,
maybe it’s ready for a new one.

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

Ever wondered what happens after you drop your clothes off at GreenSquare? From collection and inspection to sorting and...
28/08/2026

Ever wondered what happens after you drop your clothes off at GreenSquare?

From collection and inspection to sorting and packing, every bag goes through a process before moving on to its next stage.

Clothes that are still wearable can be prepared to re-enter the second-hand market, giving them another opportunity to stay in use.

What you drop off isn’t just an old piece of clothing.
It’s another chance for it to keep going. 💚

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

Ever wondered whether your old clothes are still suitable for donation? 👕Reusable clothing doesn’t have to look brand ne...
21/08/2026

Ever wondered whether your old clothes are still suitable for donation? 👕

Reusable clothing doesn’t have to look brand new.

Grade A
Clean, in good overall condition, with no major defects — ready to be worn again.

Grade B
It may show slight fading or minor stains, but if it’s still wearable, it can still have value.

However, clothes that are mouldy, wet, heavily stained, severely yellowed or significantly damaged have a much lower chance of being reused.

So before you donate, take one more look.

Still wearable? Give it a second life with GreenSquare. 💚♻️

📍 Find your nearest bin → link in bio.

Did you know? Your clothes can release microfibres when they’re washed. Synthetic fabrics such as polyester, nylon and a...
14/08/2026

Did you know? Your clothes can release microfibres when they’re washed.

Synthetic fabrics such as polyester, nylon and acrylic can shed tiny fibres through the friction of washing.

These fibres can travel with wastewater into our drainage systems, and some may eventually make their way into our waterways.

But this doesn’t mean we should wash our clothes less.

Instead, we can care for them better:

🧊 Choose lower-temperature washes when suitable
🌀 Avoid unnecessarily long or harsh wash cycles
☀️ Reduce unnecessary high-heat drying
👕 Take good care of your clothes and wear them for longer

The longer a garment stays in use, the more value we get from it.

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