Earth Month Highlights

April 1-30

This Earth Month, we’re proud to highlight our retailers’ year-round commitment to sustainability. From textile recycling to beauty product take-back programs, their efforts help reduce waste and promote a greener future for all.

• ANTHROPOLOGIE
  Reduce, Reuse and Reimagine. Did you know that many of Anthropologie's famous window displays are crafted using upcycled materials? Artists take a mindful approach to each and every display, opting for repurposed materials whenever possible.
   LEARN MORE 
   
• EILEEN FISHER
  Renew take-back program is a curated collection of gently worn pieces available at select locations, including Bridgeport Village. Discover timeless designs worthy of a spot in your wardrobe, in fabrics made to last. It’s just one part of our circular vision for a future without waste.
  LEARN MORE
   
• lululemon
  You deserve some credit. If you have gently used lululemon gear you're no longer using, bring it to a participating store. You'll receive an e-gift card to use in-store or at lululemon.com. And just like that, your old gear can become a new fave.
  FIND OUT MORE
   
• ​LUSH
  Bring It Back: The LUSH way to recycle. Lush has a closed-loop recycling system for its iconic black pots, and some other packaging as well. So when you return your containers to Lush, they recycle them and you get a free fresh face mask or money off your next order.
  GET DETAILS
   
• ​MIADONNA
  Every MiaDonna purchase you make gives back to the planet through our partnership with Ecodrive. Ecodrive plants one tree for every order, to offset the CO2 emissions created from shipping  by investing in reforestation projects. To date, MiaDonna has planted 185 trees in Oregon, and a lifetime total of 8,730 trees and growing - literally. 
  LEARN MORE
   
• MADEWELL and MADEWELL MEN
  Trade In old jeans with Madewell. It is easier than ever to keep your old denim out of the landfills and in circulation. Trade in preloved jeans and you'll get $20 off a brand-new pair.
  LEARN MORE
   
• SEPHORA. Pop into Sephora to drop off your beauty empties (instead of throwing them away) in a dedicated collection bin. They may be repurposed into carpets, pallets, asphalt, new packaging and more.
  LEARN MORE.

Making a difference, one sustainable choice at a time.