Jeans, Denim & Clothing

Help us to make the planet a better place.

Sustainability and responsible consumption are fundamental principles for Levi's®, which declines them in every aspect of its activities: from the choice of ecological materials and production processes with low environmental impact to upcycling programs. Every day Levi's® is committed to proposing the greenest textile innovations, guaranteeing resistance and durability and also takes care of garments that are at the end of their life cycle, through upcycling.

Through upcycling, Levi's® gives new life to used products by reinventing their shape and use, thanks to the recovery of materials and their creative reuse. Levi’s® mission is not only to minimize its environmental impact, but also to sensitize others to do the same, creating a much larger and more shared movement.

Help us promote an ethical and sustainable lifestyle. Be part of the change too: give a second life to the clothes you no longer wear.

How to do it:

1. Donate your old denim garments in selected stores
2. Collect a special gift at the cashier *
3. The collected garments will be donated to Arché who will donate them to needy families or give them new life
4. The remanufactured products will be sold at Arché Vintage - Charity Shop and on

https://donisolidali.arche.it/

* In Levi's® Stores if you are a Levi's® 247 member you will earn Extra Coins

With RECYCLE FOR FUTURE you do good to people, to the environment and free your wardrobe.

Levi’s® Store Milano Via Orefici

Levi’s® Store Milano Buenos Aires

Levi’s® Store Roma Via Del Corso

Levi’s® Store Firenze Speziali

Levi’s® Store Venezia San Luca

COIN Roma Cola Di Rienzo

COIN Milano P.zza Cinque Giornate

Game 7 Athletics Firenze Duomo

WHO IS ARCHÉ?

Arché Foundation was born in 1991 in Milan with the mission of accompanying children and vulnerable families in building their social, housing and working autonomy, offering support and care services.

With these objectives, the Social Tailoring and the Arché Vintage - Charity Shop were born. The first allows the assisted women to learn the techniques of tailoring, making clothes with discarded garments and fabrics destined for pulping, donated by important textile and clothing companies, thus literally weaving their and their children's future as well. The regenerated garments and accessories are subsequently sold at the Vintage solidarity Arché charity shop.

In addition to the sale of used and new garments, here a particular emotion is given shape: feeling useful for an important and concrete cause, giving hope to mothers and children who live in situations of extreme hardship, violence and poverty.