The clothes are then sorted on an industrial scale and usually end up one of three places: recycled into rags and wiping cloths, baled and shipped to the developing world, or, for the items deemed ...

In turn, they downcycle some of it into rags or household insulation, but they send the majority of it for resale abroad. Of the clothing exported overseas, a large portion is then deemed unusable ...

But after all that, where do those clothes go? Apparently, as pointed out by The New Republic, they end up in "rag yards," which serve both as a graveyard for old clothing, and the beginning of a ...

Answer Guy: Some - but not all - of the clothing is used for rags. The Amvets Department of New Jersey contracts with a company to operate bins with the Amvets name on them, according to group ...

Sixty vendors representing the used clothing, wiping materials and fiber conversion industries are gathered to get the word out that they even want your rags. Jackie King is SMART’s Executive ...

Images on social media appeared to show that clothes had clogged pipes on the plane. The airline spokesperson said that its investigation found "polythene bags, rags, and clothes that had been ...

An Air India flight from Chicago to New Delhi last Wednesday was forced to return several hours into its journey after multiple bathrooms on the plane were clogged with rags, clothes and plastic ...

Firefighters were able to save a large portion of the building, identified as National Rag Clothing. White said they were extra cautious with the fire because of last week's explosion in northwest ...

With an office next door to the exclusive club Chez Margaux, Rag & Bone’s Jennie McCormick certainly has a strong idea of ...

Rags was founded in 2014, when Rachel began selling handmade clothing on Instagram. Six years later, her company features limited-edition releases, which often sell out in minutes, and has ...