Recycle Your Marigold Gloves For Free With TerraCycle

Recycle Your Marigold Gloves For Free With TerraCycle!

Marigold is the FIRST gloves brand in the UK to offer FREE recycling for both our durable and disposable gloves (and the rubber gloves plastic packaging)!

We have teamed up with TerraCycle, global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle waste, to give your Marigold gloves a new lease of life – you can now recycle the full Marigold gloves range.

Through the TerraCycle and Marigold Gloves Recycling Programme, old Marigold gloves (and their plastic packaging) are recycled and used to make new products, such as carpet underlay, and athletic tracks!

What is the Marigold Gloves TerraCycle Recycling Programme?

How do I recycle my old Marigold gloves (and their plastic packaging)?

It's really easy... you can recycle your Marigold rubber gloves and their plastic plastic packaging with TerraCycle either by:

Dropping them off at a public drop-off location - there are 850 available locations across the UK.

Click here to find your nearest public drop off location.

Setting up your own public drop-off location - (if there isn't another public drop off location within a 2-mile radius)

Collected from the comfort of your home, by signing up as a private collector - then simply download a FREE shipping label from TerraCycle

Collectors are also awarded points which can be redeemed for charitable donations. To find out more visit: The Marigold Gloves Recycling Programme • Terracycle

My gloves are old or damaged – can I still recycle them?

Absolutely – TerraCycle accepts all kinds of Marigolds, regardless of size or condition. They all get recycled!

However, please note – Marigold disposable or durable gloves that have been in contact with harsh chemicals, or Marigolds used for non-domestic use (professional or business purposes) cannot be recycled with TerraCycle.

If you have any doubts, let us know and we will be happy to help!

What happens if there are no TerraCycle drop-off locations near me?

You could set one up yourself, it's easy and completely FREE!

There are 850 spaces available for individuals, schools, charities, shops etc. to set up public drop-off locations, so you can go ahead and create your own.

The only thing to watch out for is that your drop-off point cannot be within a 2-mile radius of an already existing one.

Or alternatively, you can sign up as a private collector and collect from home.

You can find out more about how to set up your own Terracycle public drop-off location or how to sign up as a private collector here.