We have updated our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy with important information about our collection and use of your data and your data privacy options.
pixel

Reimagining possibilities
with denim

Working with leading natural cotton fiber insulation manufacturer Bonded Logic, Inc. for over 15 years, we've been able to transform old denim into new useful products, such as building insulation, thermal packaging insulation, pet bed inserts, and more.

Creative uses for recycled denim

Denim's versatility doesn't end in your closet. Authentic denim has the potential to be transformed into a variety of innovative and sustainable products.

A sustainable new home

By recycling authentic denim, we help transform it into Henry® UltraTouch Recycled Denim Insulation. UltraTouch is a high-performance, natural insulation used for residential building efforts.

A comfy second life

Pet beds are an excellent example of what your old denim can become when you recycle it through our program. We’ll have it transformed into a natural cotton fiber insert for pet beds.  So both you and your favorite furry friend can rest easy knowing your old denim is going to good use.

A fresh purpose
in packaging

Your old denim can become thermal packaging liners that keep meal delivery kits fresh and cold – and it doesn’t stop there. After you receive a box with a natural cotton fiber liner in it, you can return the recycled denim insulation, along with any worn-out denim, to be recycled through our program.

Naturally, Cotton is the Common Thread

Grown from the earth, cotton is a naturally sustainable fiber that can be returned to its original state after serving its purpose. Recycle your well-worn and loved denim (as long as it's made of at least 90% cotton) and see how your favorite styles can live on!

Naturally, Cotton is the Common Thread

Grown from the earth, cotton is a naturally sustainable fiber that can be returned to its original state after serving its purpose. Recycle your well-worn and loved denim (as long as it's made of at least 90% cotton) and see how your favorite styles can live on!

cotton bud against a denim background with denim cut-outs of clouds and raindrops

DOING GOOD THROUGH FOOD

When denim is made from cotton, its lifecycle goes well beyond a durable fabric. By recycling it back to its original fiber state, your old denim can become thermal packaging insulation that keeps your favorite meal delivery kits fresh and cold—and it doesn’t stop there. Once you receive your meal kit order, you can return the recycled denim insulation (padded liner), along with any worn-out denim, to be recycled through our program. Have some denim insulation to send?

Learn More
Woman with Denim Insulated Food Box

Community Impact

Whether we’re helping to build homes with Habitat for Humanity affiliates, organizing recycling drives, or raising awareness of sustainability, we aim to be good stewards wherever we go.

Habitat for Humanity Affiliates

  • alabama

    • Habitat for Humanity Tuscaloosa

  • arizona

    • Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona

  • california

    • Habitat for Humanity Los Angeles
    • Habitat for Humanity of San Joaquin County
    • Habitat of Humanity San Diego
    • Habitat for Humanity Westside Merced County

  • colorado

    • Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley

  • Iowa

    • Iowa Heartland Habitat for Humanity

  • kentucky

    • Habitat for Humanity West Liberty

  • louisiana

    • Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge
    • New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity
    • East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity
    • St. Tammany West Habitat for Humanity

  • maryland

    • Patuxent Habitat for Humanity

  • michigan

    • Macomb County Habitat for Humanity

  • mississippi

    • Habitat for Humanity of the Mississippi Gulf Coast
    • Columbus-Lowndes Habitat for Humanity

  • north carolina

    • Habitat for Humanity of Greensboro
    • Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte
    • Our Towns Habitat for Humanity
    • Habitat for Humanity of Gaston County
    • Habitat for Humanity Lincoln County
    • Habitat for Humanity of Wake County

  • new york

    • Habitat for Humanity of Westchester
    • Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk
    • Habitat for Humanity Nassau County

  • ohio

    • Champaign County Habitat for Humanity

  • Pennsylvania

    • Habitat for Humanity of Cambria County

  • south carolina

    • Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity
    • Greater Florence Habitat for Humanity
    • Charleston Habitat for Humanity
    • Habitat for Humanity of York County
    • Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County

  • texas

    • Bay Area Houston Habitat for Humanity
    • Rio Grande Habitat for Humanity

  • virginia

    • Habitat for Humanity of Northern Virginia
    • Amherst County Habitat for Humanity
    • Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity

  • washington dc

    • Habitat for Humanity of Washington DC

  • wyoming

    • Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area

Other Organization Grant Recipients

  • california

    • Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

  • georgia

    • University of Georgia - Tifton: Future Farmstead

  • iowa

    • The Gathering Tipton

  • maine

    • Curran Homestead Village at Fields Pond
    • 19th Century Willowbrook Village Museum

  • mississippi

    • St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church

  • north carolina

    • Cary Fire Station 9
    • Heritage Farm Foundation

  • new york

    • Museum Village
    • Fuller Center for Housing

  • oregon

    • Wealth Underground Farm
    • University of Oregon Center for Advancement of Sustainable Living

  • tennessee

    • Habitat for Hope

  • texas

    • Hiway 80 Rescue Mission

  • washington

    • Summit Pacific Medical Center

  • multiple states

    • Good 360 for Disaster Relief

NEWSLETTER

AMERICA'S COTTON PRODUCERS AND IMPORTERS. Service Marks/Trademarks of Cotton Incorporated
©2024 Cotton Incorporated. Blue Jeans Go GreenTM is a trademark of Cotton Incorporated.