Our partners

“‘Carhartt Reworked’ is an extension of our commitment to deliver the durability and reliability that hardworking people know and love, while reducing our environmental footprint. With the help of Trove’s expertise in circular business and recommerce, we’re able to keep Carhartt products in use longer, out of landfills and in the hands of people who need it.”

Gretchen R. Valade, Director of Sustainability at Carhartt

“Canada Goose Generations is our purpose in action – a tangible and meaningful way to keep the planet cold and the people on it warm. We build products that last a lifetime and each one has a story to tell. Generations extends their collective tale while minimizing their environmental impact.”

Carrie Baker, President of Canada Goose

“With the launch of Onward, we are giving our customers more access to groundbreaking products, while giving our products an extended lifespan at the same standard of quality. Reducing environmental impact is one of our biggest priorities at On. Exploring innovative partnerships with companies like Trove is a key step in becoming a more circular company by the end of the decade.”

Caspar Coppetti, Co-Founder 

“By launching our trade-in program, ReRun, we will enable our customers to play an integral role in extending the life of our shoes. We always seek partners who share our commitment to sustainability, and we’re thrilled to work with Trove on our first recommerce initiative.”

Hana Kajimura, Head of Sustainability at Allbirds

“Acknowledging that greenhouse gas emissions are released when we make and move products around the world, our Used Gear program helps to reduce their environmental impact per wear by keeping each one in use for as long as possible through multiple owners.”

Katie Wilson, Senior Manager Social & Environmental Sustainability

“Cotopaxi has always strived to design in ways that reduce waste and contribute to sustainable development. Our partnership with Trove and REI will help us to further that commitment, allowing our gear to prove its durability, re-enter the marketplace and reduce its impact on the planet.”

Davis Smith, Founder & CEO

“If reducing is the goal, it seems that recycling or upcycling—like you do with the Renew program of taking back old garments and remaking them into new ones—would be the way to not only close the loop of a product’s life cycle but to continue to produce items without introducing virgin material or having to cut jobs.”

Eileen Fisher

Wearing what you already own is the most sustainable thing you can do, but when you do buy, buy better.

Levi’s

“Bringing Lululemon Like New to all U.S. guests is a major step toward a circular eco-system and achieving our Impact Agenda goals to reduce our environmental footprint.”

Celeste Burgoyne, President of Global Guest Innovation

“To hit the outdoor industry’s 2030 climate goals, we have to find new ways of doing business. With this recommerce pilot, we’re one step closer to a truly circular economy.”

Cam Brensinger, Founder & CEO

“As individuals, the single best thing we can do for the planet is to keep our stuff in use longer and reduce our overall consumption in the process.”

Patagonia

“By investing in our circular commerce businesses, we help reduce waste and increase efficiency in how we use our planet’s resources while lowering the price barrier to getting outside for our members.”

REI