Earth Month at Our Center

What's a carbon footprint?

We all emit greenhouse gases through our actions: through the products we manufacture, buy, or consume; through our everyday transportation, or through our energy use. All those emissions add up to our carbon footprint because they contain a lot of the element carbon (like in the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide). But all that carbon going into landfills and up into the atmosphere isn't too good for the environment. So it's a great idea to work together to make the world a greener place!

Join us in taking steps to reduce our impact on the planet. Here are some ideas to consider:

• Installing low-flow water fixtures
• Switching to energy-efficient LED lightbulbs
• Charging your devices overnight when grid usage is lower
• Composting food scraps
• Recycling clothes at participating stores
• Collecting rainwater for gardening
• Carpooling

Shops

Anthropologie

The Anthropologie team creates a circular lifecycle of in-store displays by breathing creative new life into ‘used’ materials that are collected and then upcycled or recycled into unique artistic displays. They also reuse and recycle production remnants, samples, and scrap donations. Just one example of how they love the earth. Turn your blues into something new! Recycle your pre-loved denim at any Anthropologie store & receive $20 off a $100+ full price jeans purchase. *Offer ends 12/31/2025, 11:59 PM PT. Restrictions Apply.
https://www.anthropologie.com/help/stories-community-greater-good
https://bluejeansgogreen.org/recycle-denim/

Apple

MacBook Air is the first Apple product made with 50 percent recycled content. This includes 100 percent recycled aluminum in the enclosure, 100 percent recycled rare earth elements in all magnets, and, in another first for Apple, 100 percent recycled copper in the main logic board. Apple will buy back or recycle old Apple devices in store. Items are thoroughly inspected, and components are either reused or recycled in an environmentally responsible way. Apple has been carbon neutral since 2020, by 2030, all their products will be too.
https://www.apple.com/shop/trade-in

Arhaus

Arhaus has partnered with The Nature Conservancy to protect 54,000 acres of virgin rainforest in Borneo, Indonesia, and with American Forests to plant one million trees in the United States. Shop furniture made of sustainably grown teak or hand-hammered recycled copper and aluminum light fixtures.
https://www.arhaus.com/pages/sustainability 

Avocado

At Avocado, sustainability comes first. They handcraft mattresses, pillows, and bedding in their own organic-certified facility in Los Angeles. Avocado is climate-neutral certified, a Certified B Corporation, and was awarded B Corp’s Best For the World™ award. 
https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/pages/2023-impact-report

Bonobos

Get fit for your wardrobe that will be sent directly to you and include a pair of the Riveria Recycled Swim Trunks to look good and do good at the same time.
https://bonobos.com/search?term=recycled

Evereve

Evereve is on a mission to reduce its waste by 15% by the end of next year and is making progress toward its goal of having 100% sustainable denim this year.
https://evereve.com/evereve-sustainability

Famous Footwear

Clean out your closet and drop off your gently used shoes to be donated to Soles4Souls.
https://www.famousfootwear.com/soles4souls?icid=ftr_about_click_soles4souls

J.Jill

J.Jill hosts an annual Gently Worn Clothing Drive to support women in need through the J.Jill Compassion Fund. Check local store for timing.
https://www.jjill.com/compassion

Johnny Was

A portion of all Bee Active Collection sales are donated to Planet Bee Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to educating children and adults about bee conservation.  Johny Was also proudly partners with CleanHub, preventing over 96,000 pounds of plastic waste from ending up in landfills, open environments, or our oceans.
https://www.johnnywas.com/social-impact.html

lululemon – One Tree Planted Supporter

Round up any lululemon gear that you’re ready to part with. Make sure to check that each item is in good condition and eligible for trade-in. Once your gear is reviewed, you'll immediately receive an e-gift card for eligible items. E-gift cards are redeemable at your lululemon store and on lululemon.com. Thanks to your trade-ins, lululemon has put 1.7 million items back in action.
https://likenew.lululemon.com/tradein
(Note: not available at outlet locations)

Madewell

Stop by one of our stores with your pre-loved pairs (from any brand: the bootcuts from high school, the baggy ones from your skater days, the bright red skinnies from who knows when). Our friends from Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ program will turn them into housing insulation for communities in need—and we’ll give you $20 off sustainable new ones! 90% of their denim will be Fair Trade Certified™ by the end of this year.
https://www.madewell.com/inspo-do-well-denim-recycling-landing.html
https://bluejeansgogreen.org/recycle-denim/#20

Madison Reed

Everything Madison Reed makes is Smart 8-free, free of ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, parabens, phthalates, gluten, SLS, and titanium dioxide. Their award-winning color is crafted in Italy according to strict European Union (EU) safety standards for hair color formulation—they will never use certain potential ingredient offenders in our formulas. Instead, they're proud to use ingredients that nourish your hair. Everything is Leaping Bunny certified, the international gold standard of cruelty-free beauty.
https://www.madison-reed.com/learn-more

Men’s Wearhouse

Rent your tuxedo knowing that Men’s Wearhouse will dry clean it using Green Earth® instead of petroleum or “perchloroethylene (perc)” based dry cleaning solvent. The Green Earth® silicone solvent is an inert by-product of sand and it has been used in many consumer hygiene and beauty products for years. Over the past decade, this decision has kept over 45 million garments from being dry cleaned in petroleum or “perc”. 
https://www.tailoredbrands.com/responsibility/sustainability/

Nike

When your shoes can't handle another mile, trip up the court, or cut across the field, Nike wants them back. Recycle athletic shoes at the end of their life, giving them a new life. Just drop your used shoes at a participating Nike retail store. All brands of athletic sneakers are accepted, but sandals, dress shoes, boots, or shoes with metal (like cleats or spikes) are not.
https://www.nike.com/help/a/recycle-shoes

Sephora

Shop the Sephora Collection, offers the best in beauty without compromise. The formulas exceed some of the strictest international safety regulations; the design and manufacturing teams are constantly looking for ways to innovate by reducing unnecessary packaging and incorporating more sustainable materials. As a result of this eco-designed approach in 2022, globally 60% of Sephora collection products contains post-consumer recycled content, bio-sourced plastic, Forest Stewardship Council Certified cartons or is recyclable.

Recycle your  beauty empties by dropping them in the Pact bin in participating stores.
https://www.inside-sephora.com/en/commitments/sustainability
https://www.sephora.com/beauty/pact-collective-recycling-program

Sunglass Hut

Shop sustainable styles from Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani, Tory Burch, Costa, Michael Kors, and Ray-Ban! Each brand has sunglasses that feature materials like plant-based BiO-Matter®, bio-acetate, and/or bio-based lenses. Extend the life of your sunglasses with complimentary in-store repair services.
https://www.sunglasshut.com/us/sunglasses/sustainable-sunglasses

Vuori

Is Climate Neutral and as of 2022, approximately 55% of their total fabric spend is made with Vuori Preferred Fibers. They also focus on designing products to last, supporting a more circular economy, while making efforts to reduce the water and chemical footprint of their products.   
https://vuoriclothing.com/pages/impact

Warby Parker

Carbon neutral Warby Parker believes in doing good for the planet and people; they have donated over 15 million pairs of glasses to people in need around the globe! Bring in your gently used sunglasses or eyeglasses (of any brand) to be donated to the Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers, where they are cleaned, fixed up, measured, and distributed throughout the world.
https://www.warbyparker.com/impact-report

West Elm

Shop sustainably sourced product offerings, including those that are Fair Trade Certified™ and GREENGUARD Gold Certified.

Dining

BJ’s Restaurant Brewhouse

Sustainability starts with the food chain. BJ’s works with their suppliers to strive for an environment that is consistent with the Five Freedoms of animal welfare developed by the Farm Animal Welfare Committee (FAWC).
https://www1.bjsrestaurants.com/marketing-pages/about-us/sustainability

Chipotle

Chipotle is one of the first national restaurant brands to commit to goals on local and organic produce. It is also the first national restaurant brand to commit to using only responsibly raised meat with some of the highest animal welfare standards. Chipotle diverted 50% of its waste from landfills in 2021 and is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030.
https://www.chipotle.com/values

Panera Bread

Panera Bread achieved their goal of having 60% of entrées classified as low carbon Coolfood meals. They enhanced to-go packaging by transitioning to polypropylene cutlery, eliminating single-use cutlery overwrap, and continuing to offer reusable dishware for dine-in service.
https://www.panerabread.com/en-us/food-values/culinary-beliefs.html

Shake Shack

Shake Shack takes pride in sourcing premium ingredients from like-minded ranchers, farmers, and supply partners—using real, premium ingredients like 100% antibiotic- and hormone-free proteins (beef, chicken, and pork) that are always vegetarian-fed, humanely raised, and source verified, plus raised and harvested in the USA. They continue to increase investment in regeneratively farmed beef. All buns are non-GMO, and their vanilla and chocolate frozen custard recipes use only real sugar (no high-fructose corn syrup) and milk from dairy farmers who pledge not to use artificial growth hormones. 
https://shakeshack.com/stand-for-something-good#/