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Everybody.World runs on Trash

A blue metal frame containing compact rolls of brown paper-wrapped material, placed in an industrial warehouse with exposed brick walls.

A blue metal frame containing compact rolls of brown paper-wrapped material, placed in an industrial warehouse with exposed brick walls.

Since 2016, we’ve been pioneering biodegradable fabrics with amazing handfeel—and in doing so, have diverted almost a million pounds of waste from landfill into the year-round wardrobe staples in our Trash Collection.

Close-up of individuals wearing black T-shirts, showing a minimalist, sustainable clothing style with partial views of arms and torsos.

Close-up of individuals wearing black T-shirts, showing a minimalist, sustainable clothing style with partial views of arms and torsos.

100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton

Material innovation, with zero synthetic fibers or microplastics. Instead of using offcuts from existing garments, our world-first jersey and fleece utilizes debris, dirt and cotton fibers leftover from the industry’s yarn manufacturing process. This conserves water and energy, eliminates the use of virgin resources, and has a hyperlocal supply chain.

A split image with two environmental achievements. Image 1 states: 'We saved a year’s worth of rain' followed by '1.2 million gallons specifically. The equivalent of 44 inches of rain over 1 acre, which is about the annual rainfall in a wet climate.' Image 2 states: 'We reduced as much carbon emissions as a forest absorbs' followed by 'Our hyperlocal manufacturing supported a 236 metric ton reduction in CO2 greenhouse gas emissions. The equivalent is roughly 10,727 trees working for an entire year.'

A split image with two environmental achievements. Image 1 states: 'We saved a year’s worth of rain' followed by '1.2 million gallons specifically. The equivalent of 44 inches of rain over 1 acre, which is about the annual rainfall in a wet climate.' Image 2 states: 'We reduced as much carbon emissions as a forest absorbs' followed by 'Our hyperlocal manufacturing supported a 236 metric ton reduction in CO2 greenhouse gas emissions. The equivalent is roughly 10,727 trees working for an entire year.'

Big milestones using waste as resource in 2024

We aren't resting on our laurels, sustainably-speaking. While creating garments with integrity we've built a value chain considerate of people, the planet and the future. With measurable results.

Three transparent containers filled with varying stages of recycled cotton material—gray dust, loose fibers, and compacted cotton—against a white background.

Three transparent containers filled with varying stages of recycled cotton material—gray dust, loose fibers, and compacted cotton—against a white background.

Made in Los Angeles

We're proud to partner with small and family-run factories, paying fair-wages from seed to seal. We knit, sew and finish our products locally within a five-mile radius, supporting our community while minimizing our carbon footprint.

worker sewing together our raw cotton

worker sewing together our raw cotton

Lowest carbon footprint

Ours is a traceable and transparent supply chain you can trust, operating entirely within North America. Other T-shirts on the market rely on several countries on multiple continents to be made. That’s around 39,000 miles of harmful CO2 greenhouse gas emissions in search of the lowest paid workers and lax environmental laws. A Trash Tee travels less than 2,500 miles, with a workforce earning fair wages. In developing 100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton, we’re setting a new standard for environmental responsibility in apparel.

A side-by-side comparison of the Everybody.World Trash Tee and a conventional cotton T-shirt, highlighting sustainability metrics and environmental benefits of the Trash Tee.

A side-by-side comparison of the Everybody.World Trash Tee and a conventional cotton T-shirt, highlighting sustainability metrics and environmental benefits of the Trash Tee.

No virgin resources

Transforming existing waste streams means we’re able to make some of the most ubiquitous basics on the planet without ecological offense. This is a new model, considerate of how we make, use and reimagine materials, the supply chain, and consumption as a whole.

A worker’s hands sorting through colorful cotton fibers in an industrial setting, showcasing textile recycling processes.

A worker’s hands sorting through colorful cotton fibers in an industrial setting, showcasing textile recycling processes.

Let's talk Trash

Every action counts, which is why investing in hyperlocal fabric innovation is crucial. With Everybody.World, waste is our resource and sustainability is built into every detail of production. This approach is a collective effort, strengthened by the expertise and commitment of many, and always evolving.

A side-by-side comparison of the Everybody.World Trash Tee and a conventional cotton T-shirt, highlighting sustainability metrics and environmental benefits of the Trash Tee.

A side-by-side comparison of the Everybody.World Trash Tee and a conventional cotton T-shirt, highlighting sustainability metrics and environmental benefits of the Trash Tee.

Workers, Ecology, Ideas

This is our guiding light, at the heart of every decision our small business makes. We’re interested in shaping a better future, by transforming waste into mindful basics that are enjoyable and designed to last—so you can buy less and wear longer.

Thank you for shopping with us. Every purchase makes you an investor in our ecosystem, and we appreciate you.