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It's possible to upcycle discarded goods into useful products…

At homes we discard old sarees and lehengas, torn jeans, used bed linen, old spectacles, old vinyl records, worn-out shoes, plastic scrap and the like. At garment manufacturers and tailoring units waste textile scrap, clothing waste and leftover fabric get discarded. In hotels, partially used soap bars get leftover when guests check-out. Similar is the case with other business establishments where waste of some kind or other always gets generated.

Most of the waste can be upcycled to create useful products of value such as upcycled furniture, clothing, bags, crafts, products, goods and objects. This is an opportunity for all of us to do our bit for planet earth. Upcycling is defined as the process of transforming waste materials and unwanted products into useful new materials and products.

Donate unwanted items to organisations carrying out upcycling…

It is true that not everything can be recycled or upcycled. Yet, before you throw anything away, really think about how you can support upcycling in creative and innovative ways. To do so, you can get in touch with those carrying out upcycling and offer to donate waste which may be of interest to them.

Some of the upcycling success stories are listed in ‘Whom Can You Contact?’ section below. You will note quilts being created from from used bedsheets, cooking fuel from plastic scrap, soap bars from leftover soap and spectacles from old frames. ‘Turn trash into treasure’ need not be an empty slogan. It can provide a new orientation towards sustainable, ecological living!

Bangalore

BEAD SocialEnterprise

Donate your used bed linen and home linen (and not used clothes), which are recycled into quilts by poor urban artisans. While the quilts are provided to those who cannot afford them, the poor artisans are able to better their livelihoods through improved incomes.

92431 14425

Bangalore

'Tetra Pack Recycling' by Saahas

Jointly with Tetra Pak, Saahas has set up collection points for empty Tetra Pack cartons at 9 Reliance Stores across Bangalore. The paper component which makes up about 75% of the carton is recycled back into paper products. The rest which includes polyethylene and aluminum is recycled into different products including upcycled furniture and roofing sheets.

#21, Ground Floor, MCHS Colony, 5th C Cross, 16th Main, BTM Layout, 2nd Stage, Bangalore 560076

080-4168 9889

saahas.org/

Bangalore

Bio-Lutions Eco Tech Pvt Ltd

This company converts agricultural waste such as paddy & wheat stubble, sugar cane leaves, bagasse and banana plant stems into pulp which then is used to manufacture tableware and packaging material.

686/38/2, Bangalore Mysore Highway, Mayaganahalli Village, Kasaba Hobli,
Bangalore 562128

www.bio-lutions.com

Bangalore

Hosa Belaku Artisans Foundation

Women in three villages in the suburbs of Bengaluru, namely, Halasuru, Achalu and Kadahalli earn their livelihood by handcrafting a wide range of decorative or daily-use household items. Every piece of item created at Hosa Belaku is recycled from leftover fabrics, paper, dry waste or scrap metals.

Sarjapur Road, Bangalore 560102

99805 40691

Facebook Page

Bangalore

MITU Foundation (Multiple Initiatives Towards Upliftment)

They receive donation of cloth waste generated at tailoring shops. This is sorted, ironed and cut. Next the 'chindi' waste is given out as job work to people for stitching into upcycled products like tambola bags, grocery bags, fancy bags, money covers, cushion covers, patchwork items etc.

57/2, 1st Floor, 17th Cross, Behind Bun World, Malleswaram, Bangalore 560055

97400 31720

Web Page

Bangalore

Rimagined

They upcycle fabric, denim, wood, rubber and jute into furniture, furnishings, home decor, bags, sarees, beds & toys for pets.

8/1, 5th main road, Maruthi Nagar, Jayamahal Extension, Jayamahal, Bengaluru 560006

97419 77556

rimagined.com

Bangalore

Ubyld

They upcycle wood used in the shipping industry, to provide customers with furniture items like cabinets, cots, shelves, TV stands etc.

91082 99305, 98457 36237

ubyld.com

Chennai

Papermelon

Papermelon collects paper waste such as newspapers, magazines, storybooks, gift wraps, calendars etc and them into pretty jewellery pieces like necklaces, earrings, bracelets and home decor items as well.

Devi Chand

98840 14667

www.papermelon.com

Chennai Delhi-NCR Hyderabad Pune Raipur

Haathi Chaap

This organization makes paper from elephant poo (waste). This paper is as good as regular paper. Other items made by them out of this paper are bags, notebooks, stationery, coasters, photo frames etc.

011-4162 4486, 98100 71658

Instagram Page

Delhi-NCR

AKHL - Studio

Akhil has been creating garments from surplus fishing monofilament yarns. He taps various fishing villages in Mumbai, which have tangled and unusable monofilament yarns in surplus. These tangled bunches are cut up, spectrum dyed and then repurposed as embroidered yarns.

3rd Floor Backside, F213 A, Old MB Rd, Lado Sarai, Delhi 110030

Designer Akhil Nagpal

75069 67917

akhlstudio.com

Delhi-NCR

Doodlage

They source left over or discarded textile from large manufacturers as well as fabrics which are left unused by retailers post-cutting. Creations include upcycled clothing like dresses, shirts, T shirts, tops, bags, stationary, fashion accessories, cushions, rugs & throws etc.

F-301, ch. Prem Singh Marg, Lado Sarai, Delhi 110030

96542 57777

www.doodlage.in

Delhi-NCR

Ecobricks - Rise Foundation

Ecobrick is a reusable building block made by tightly filling into a PET bottle, plastic generated at home (wrappers, packets). For online or offline sessions on Ecobricks, contact on phone or email.

Madhukar Varshney 97177 64262 / Munish Kundra 98187 39265

ngorisefoundation.com

Delhi-NCR

Green by Goonj

Among donated material, Goonj finds un-wearable clothes, torn over-sized jeans, old fabric, obsolete audio tapes, unused ties etc. These are recycled into purse, file folder, carry bag, backpack, mat, jhola etc and sold through the e-commerce route.

Processing Center: Madan Pur Khadar, Near Sunder Public School, Sarita Vihar,
New Delhi.

011-4140 1216, 2697 2351

goonj.org/green-by-goonj

Delhi-NCR

Imarim

They pick up wood, fabric, metal junk and convert it into decorative pieces like tea kettles, sculptures, wall art, coasters, notebooks, paintings, cushion covers and coasters.

Maanya Dhar and Riti Jain Dhar

www.imarim.in

Delhi-NCR

Max Xchange

Collect scrap from your doorstep in Delhi and convert it into usable products. Can donate paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, bottles, furniture, old clothes etc.

Vikramjeet Singh Kanwar

97184 72777, 98184 72777

Facebook Page

Delhi-NCR

Paragon Apparels Pvt Ltd

They upcycle recycled plastic bottles to make T-shirts. Plastic bottles are shredded to bits and then sterilised, after which the molten plastic is converted to filaments which are torn into fluff and processed into polyester thread. The T-shirts made with this thread are lighter.

Hosiery Complex, Block B, B-59, Phase-2, Noida 201305

Roshan Baid

0120-493 2200

Delhi-NCR

Resploot

They use discarded PET bottles to create a range of products for pets such as bedding, tots & accessories. PET bottles are shredded, melted and shaped into pellets which are converted into polyester yarn. The yarn is woven to make the products.

Raghav & Devika Modi

97164 28120

avantipets.com/resploot/

Delhi-NCR

SilaiWali

This is social enterprise which carefully handpicks beautiful Indian cotton waste fabric to develop a line of simple yet sophisticated rag dolls. Each piece is designed, cut, stitched and embroidered. Made by women Afghan refugees in India.

Block R, R 37, Khirki Extension, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi 110017

silaiwali.com

Dist.Thrissur

Kottapuram Integrated Development Society (KIDS)

Long stems of 'Water Hyacinth', an invasive weed which chokes lakes & backwaters, are dried and pith is removed by peeling the stems. It is then dyed and woven in looms to make bags, purses, tablemats etc.

KIDS Campus, Kottapuram, Kodungallur, Dist.Thrissur 680667

94469 95834, 0480-280 3165, 280 7638

kidskottapuram.org

Gaya (Bihar)

'The Happy Hands Project' by MATR Organisation

At the Bodh Gaya's Mahabodhi Temple, the flowers used for worship are not thrown out. Colour is extracted from these flowers and dresses prepared by dyeing Khadi are sent out for sale in the market.

Praveen Chauhan

Hyderabad

Bamboo House India

They recycle plastic waste to create roofing sheets, false ceiling boards, floor tiles and paver tiles. These recycled components are assembled to create small houses & offices, kiosks etc.

4-123/C/1, Padmavathi Colony, Uppal, Hyderabad

Prashant Lingam

www.bamboohouseindia.org/

Hyderabad

Hydroxy Systems Pvt Ltd

Through a de-polymerisation process, they convert 15 tons of plastic waste per month into 8,000 litres of diesel and over 1,000 litres of petrol.

B-25, Ashok Nagar Main Rd, Ashok Nagar, Ramachandra Puram, Hyderabad 502032

Satish Kumar

93484 99922

Jaipur

The Pulp Station

Produce papier-mache furniture, which is water-resistant and can withstand the weight up to 80-100 kg. Also create pouches, totes, and box bags using paper textiles.

Spriha Chokhani

97060 36770

Jaipur      Mumbai

Wolf Art

They create art works using scrap, waste and discards such as buttons, hairpins, ghungroo, cowries and more.

The Farm, Ajmer Road, Jaipur
Sun Mill Compound, Phoenix Mall, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013

Ritu & Surya Singh

Jaipur: 98280 23030, Mumbai: 022-4034 4888

wolfjaipur.com

Jaipur      Mumbai

Workshop Q

They create stunning lifestyle home accessories by re-engineering seemingly useless scrap generated by households and factories. Products: Clocks, photo frames, desk accessories, coasters, trays, tissue boxes etc.

(a) Mittal Towers, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021. 17/1 (b) Civil Lines, Jaipur 302006

Radhika K. Mittal: 98210 63612, Madhvi K. Pittie: 98290 66508

workshopq.com

Jhabua (M.P.)

Ramesh & Shanti Parmar

This couple, who were honoured by 'Padma Shri' in 2023, create Adivasi tribal dolls from recycled cloth. They have also trained in this craft several women from their village.

Chavkar Mohalla, Rati Tallai, Jhabua (M.P.)

Jodhpur

Solecraft

This is a social enterprise that is upcycling old jeans into bags, footwear and pencil cases. Once upcycled, the items are distributed for free to underprivileged school children in Jodhpur and in the villages on the outskirts of the city.

E-343, Mia, Second Phase, Basni Industrial Area, Jodhpur 342001

85598 40605

www.solecraft.in

Kanpur

Kanpur Flowercycling Pvt Ltd

Collect tons of floral-waste from temples in Uttar Pradesh on a daily basis. These sacred flowers are handcrafted by women flower-cyclers into charcoal-free incense sticks, incense cones, essential oils etc.

Arazi No 428/429, Bhuanti, Pratappur, Kalyanpur, Kanpur 209305

74085 84112

phool.co

Kolkata

LataSita

Send an old fabric, a saree or a dupatta and Meghna will upcycle it into a trendy outfit. Based on the fabric and body type of the sender, she sends sketches of the proposed outfit.

Meghna Nayak

98303 51383

www.latasita.in

Kolkata

Saniyas DunIYa

Saniya makes cool, quirky upcycled products by upcycling from acrylic, papier-mache and metal.

91633 30334

Facebook Page

Mumbai

'ReBot' Plastic Bottle Recycling Machines

These machines have been installed at Mumbai airport & the company can be approached to install the machines at any public place. The shredded plastic is recycled to make clothes, carpets and grocery bags.

Wildwest Media Pvt Ltd, 309, Jaywant Industrial Estate, 63, Tardeo Road,
Opp. Brandfactory Mall, Tardeo, Mumbai 400034

88990 02233, 022-4973 6868

Mumbai

'Soap For Hope Campaign' by Doctors For You

Hotels in Mumbai donate leftover soap bars which are cleaned, sanitized in concentrated chlorine liquid, crushed and finally cold-pressed to create soap bars. These are distributed to slum-dwellers in Mankhurd, Govandi and Deonar, who are too poor to afford soap.

Flat No.101, Building No.31, Natwar Parikh Compound, Govandi West, Mumbai 400043

82948 39340, 93243 34359

Web Page

Mumbai

5RCYCLE Foundation : Recycling Used Cooking Oil to Biodiesel

Allow the used cooking oil to cool and strain the left-over particles. Fill the oil in a clean & dry plastic or glass container. Deliver it to their address. Quantity above 20 litres will be picked up for which you need to call the number below.

Collection Center: 27 C/D, Charkop Industrial Estate, Kandivali (W), Mumbai 400067
Office: P/B/004, New MHB Colony, Gorai Road, Borivali (W), Mumbai 400091

93216 25713

www.5rcycle.org

Mumbai

A Touch of Joy : Upcycling Sarees

Joy upcycles and reconstitutes donated sarees. Palav and borders of different sarees are switched in a complementary manner. Stunning creations result.

Artisans' Centre, 52-56 V B Gandhi Marg, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Joy Bimal Roy

98201 45397

Web Page

Mumbai

Aarambh : Upcycling Cardboard

Using cardboard recovered from recycling centres and small businesses, Aarambh have created a a portable desk for use by children in classrooms. When it is folded up, the desk converts into a backpack to carry books home. Children without desks in classrooms develop poor posture & eyesight problems.

022-2768 0965, 98206 16940

www.aarambh.org

Mumbai

Bunko Junko

They create stylish garments for women by using industrial unused textile pieces, dead stocks and sustainable material.

Shreya Industrial Estate, Near Jay Coach, Goregaon (East), Mumbai 400063

98203 83120

www.bunkojunko.com

Mumbai

Chindi

If you have any cloth or textile waste which gets generated regularly contact them. Chindi collects waste cloth from tailoring units & garment manufacturers, which is turned into upcycled bags, rugs, mats, pouches and hair accessories.

Mankhurd, Mumbai

Tanushri Shukla

97696 63363

Facebook Page

Mumbai

Dalmia Polypro Industries Ltd

Cast Iron benches in Mumbai's parks are being replaced by 'plastic wood' benches. This new material is created by mixing various types of used plastic (plastic bags, bottles etc) with saw dust and polymers.

220 Unique Industrial Estate, Veer Savarkar Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400025

022-4322 6969

dalmiapolypro.in

Mumbai

Dwij

This venture rescues old jeans destined for landfills and upcycles them into utility bags.

Unit no. #6, Gala Udyog Industries, Kailash Commercial Complex, LBS Marg, Opposite Raj Legacy, Vikhroli West, Mumbai 400083

Soumya Kalluri

83690 51021

dwijproducts.com

Mumbai

GreenSole

Donate used & discarded sports shoes and other shoes to GreenSole, who recycle & refurbish the same into comfortable footwear, which are provided to the neediest poor & underprivileged through corporates, NGOs and schools. A part of the footwear produced is also sold to sustain this social venture.

A-460, C/O Ram Fashion Exports, TTC Industrial Are, MIDC Mahape, Navi Mumbai 400710

Ramesh Dhami & Shriyans Bhandari

88799 82045

www.greensole.in

Mumbai

I was a Sari

Old and discarded sarees are used to create fashionable new upcycled objects like shopping bags, cloth-wrap yoga mat carrier, beaded necklaces, textile jewellery, wraparound garments, home decor products etc.

2nd Innings Handicrafts Pvt. Ltd., Shop No. 124, Wadala Udyog Bhawan, Naigaon, Wadala, Mumbai 400031

Stefano Funari

iwasasari.com

Mumbai

Lifaffa

Discarded plastic bags are treated to produce a rich texturous fabric called HRP. Using this fabric the following upcycled products are created: Tote bag, shopper bag, wallet, cross-body bag, handbag, clutch, laptop sleeve.

99998 85087

Mumbai

Newspaper Bags by 'The Anchorage'

These bags with handles are made from newspapers by differently abled adults at The Anchorage which is a sheltered workshop for adults with special needs. Cost per bag is Rs 3 and it can hold 3 kg weight.

Nirman Kendra, Dr E Moses Road, Mahalakshmi, Mumbai 400011

83690 58268, 022-4976 6346

attheanchorage.org

Mumbai

Paaduks

Paaduks are shoes and sandals for men and women. The soles of this footwear is up-cycled from old, discarded rubber products such as vehicle & truck tires, conveyor belts, rubber mats and so on. Upcycling of discarded rubber to make soles does not involve any chemical processes.

Chembur, Mumbai 400071

90292 48887

www.paaduks.com

Mumbai

R - Elan

R-Elan is an eco-friendly fabric made from used PET bottles by Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL). To manufacture co-branded apparel using this fabric, RIL has partnered with brands like Arrow, Raymond, Lee among others.

Reliance Industries Pvt Ltd, Reliance Corporate Park, Bldg No 8, B wing, 1st Floor, Thane Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400701

89285 24423, 022-7964 1202

www.r-elan.com

Mumbai

Recycling Tender Coconut Shells by CIPL Resurge Pvt Ltd

Every day 3 to 4 lakh tender coconuts enter Mumbai city & disposal of shells is a major problem. The coconut shell shredding factory has been set up in the compound of BMC's Reay Road crematorium. The tender coconut shells are first shredded and then compressed into briquettes which find use as fuel in place of fossil fuels.

201, Dnyaneshwar Dadasaheb Gaikwad Marg, Mulund (W), Mumbai 400080

Ranjit Shetty

Mumbai

RUR GreenLife

Tetra Paks are recycled into chairs, benches and storage bins for schools and homes.

309, Nav-Vivek Industrial Premises, Mogul Lane. Mahim (W), Mumbai 400016

Monisha Narke

93224 56789, 93260 93543, 93260 93543

rur.co.in

Mumbai

Sepoi

The firm collects used Army uniforms and turns them into trendy designer laptop bags, backpacks, and handbags with the help of rural women and artisans.

Siddharth and Suchi Jaiswal

Whatsapp: 88287 73764

Mumbai

Silver Recycle Project of Méro Jewellery

They buy back silver jewellery and artefacts from their patrons in exchange of new custom pieces equivalent to the silver’s value or a credit note to be redeemed on their e-shop.

Dagina Bazaar, Mumbadevi Rd, Mumbai 400002

Dhaval Palrecha

98926 29267

Facebook Page

Mumbai

The Bombay Paperie

They make paper out of cotton waste. This paper is used to create bags, cards, stationery, books, diaries etc.

63, Bombay Samachar Marg, Opposite BSE, Fort, Mumbai 400001

022-6635 8171

bombaypaperie.com

Mumbai

The Upcycle Co

Waste such as vinyl records, VCR tapes and CDs which are sourced by them through individual donations and waste aggregators, is converted into quirky lifestyle upcycled objects that are available for sale.

201,Corporate Avenue, Goregaon East, Mumbai 400063

Amishi Shah

70452 25613

Facebook Page

Mumbai Thane Navi Mumbai Vasai-Virar Panvel Delhi Noida Chennai

Bottles for Change : Recycling Plastic Bottles

This plastic recycling initiative is by Bisleri, who have enlisted 3 NGOs: Parisar Bhagini Vikas Sangh, Sampurna Earth and Garbage Concern Welfare Society. The plastic collected is crushed, sold to recyclers and then converted into flakes. These flakes are then used to create non-edible products such as cloth fabric, hand bags, window blinds, shoe soles, toys

If you want to join this initiative, call toll-free 1800-120-6164. Plastic bottles & containers will be collected from your doorstep.

www.bottlesforchange.in

Mumbai      Pune

Sundara

Sundara takes leftover soap bars from hotels and recycles them into new, hygienic bars of soap. Local women are hired to do this work and the soap is distributed to underprivileged communities. In a month 400 kgs of soap is collected from hotels and that results in 3,000 bars for each of their 3 centres.

Station Rd, Slum Area, Kharegaon, Kalwa, Thane 400605

Kenneth Desouza

Online

Wandering Whites

Gaury crafts inventive jewellery out of brass and copper industrial waste, stones, leather and waste wood.

Gaury Pathare

98211 94193

Facebook Page

Pune

Eco Regain

They convert old clothes into useful products like floor carpet, patti, bags, doormat, chadar, galicha, sataranji etc. Hand over old clothes and get discount on the products mentioned above.

2nd Floor, 42/B Anurekha Society, Near Tathawade Garden, Opp. Navasahydri Society, Karvenagar, Pune 411052.

77899 79797, 78880 49202

www.ecoregain.com

Pune

EcoKaari

They accept donation of plastic bags and plastic wrappers, which are cleaned with natural cleaners, sun-dried, cut into thin strips, rolled on a charkha and then converted into fabric. The fabric is user to make totes and handbags, pouches and purses, electronic covers, home decor etc.

Plot 69, Tarang, Swedganga Society, Internal Canal Road, Warje, Pune 411058

Nandan Bhatt

99109 69297, 90225 60305

www.ecokaari.org

Pune

ka-sha

They upcycle discarded plastic bags into jackets, second-hand sneakers chopped and recreated into stilettos, and discarded chandeliers converted into gorgeous jewellery.

Karishma Shahani Khan

98811 68999

ka-sha.com

Pune

Nemital

Create stylish Indian footwear for women by recycling discarded and scrapped truck tyres. Items include Kolhapuris, Mojris, sandals, and even heels.

21/1, Ground Floor, Shajanand Society, Near Mahatma Society, Kothrud, Pune 411038

Pooja Apte

92846 10977

Facebook Page

Pune

reCharkha

Donate plastic waste plastic like polythene bags to them. This waste plastic is converted into handcrafted fabric, uses the traditional Charkha and handloom. The fabric is used to make handbags, fashion accessories etc.

S.No.3 Hissa NO.9 Yashashree Colony, Karve Nagar, Pune 411052

98232 89838, 82751 75567

recharkha.org

Pune

Rudra Environmental Solutions (India) Ltd

Plastic scrap is converted into ˜Polyfuel" (equivalent to Kerosene) which is supplied to villagers for use as fuel as an eco-friendly alternative to firewood. Households may store plastic scrap like milk bags, oil bags, food bags, plastic containers, carry bags, PET bottles, plastic buckets, bubble wraps etc and the contact person listed below will collect it from you regularly.

OM Bunglow, Lane No 2 Swpna Mandir Society, 24/2, Vakil Nagar, Erandwane, Pune 411004.

020-2544 8900, 93730 53235

rudraenvsolution.com

Tamil Nadu

Banana Leaf Technology

They start with banana leaves and subject them to cellular technology as a result of which the leaves are preserved with natural green color for 1 year and upto 3 years without its natural color. Products made are banana leaf plates, cups, envelopes and boxes.

Tenith Innovations Pvt Ltd, 20/25 B, Nadar Street, Watrap, Virudhunagar Dist. 626132, Tamil Nadu

94439 62244, 82202 23397

bananaleaftechnology.com

Vadodara

WonkyWorks

Discarded glass is upcycled into beautiful glass products like planters, vases, mini bottles, lockets, gift sets, bar accessories etc.

The Wonky Studio, H / 11, BIDC, Gorwa, Vadodara 390016

94267 89935, 0265-228 0300

wonkyworks.in

Valsad

Brick 2.0

Discarded masks and PPE kits are converted into bricks that are far stronger than conventional bricks.

12-A, Girdhar Chambers, Kacheri Road, Valsad 396001

Binish Desai

90990 30117

www.reartham.com/bricks

Visakhapatnam

'R3 - Reduce, Recycle and Reuse’ Project of Vedic Science Club

This involves 3 stages: (1) Collection of old and used note books or text books from urban schools (2) Recycling the collected material through International Paper PPM Company, Rajahmundry (c) Distribution of recycled note books to children of government schools.

Vedic Science Club, Gitam School of Gandhian Studies, Gitam University
Visakhapatnam 530045

73065 92519

What Can You Do?

  • Do you have discarded items which the above organisations are using to make upcycled products? Get in touch with them and donate the needed items.

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