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✦ About the Hub

The Hub was started as a pilot project by S3, supported by the City of Seattle, Common Area Maintenance, and many other partners. Because of this support, the Hub has evolved into a living, participatory art piece where visitors can save clothes, money, and the environment… And it's now a permanent fixture at Common Objects in Belltown!

We are so moved by your enthusiasm and support for this platform… Many of you have asked if you can make a cash donation but we are not accepting monetary donations at this time. However, we will most likely need financial support in the future to keep things free, so if you're interested in supporting in this way then please email us at sustainablestyleseattle@gmail.com

With support from Seattle Dept of Neighborhoods, Common Objects, CAM, Redycos
🕐 Hours 📍
Visit Us at Common Objects in Belltown
2601 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
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— Wednesdays–Fridays: 3–6pm
— Saturdays: 10am–4pm
📋 How It Works
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♻️ About Donations

We currently don't have the capacity to process certain donations, such as jewelry and accessories. We hope to add new product categories in the future, but for now we are focused on clothing. Please reference the list below to see what items we currently don't take:

Don't Give

5-10% of what we receive can't be given to someone else to use. Not too bad but we can do better! We currently don't have the capacity to clean, mend, upcycle, or downcycle items, so help us reduce this amount by not giving us unusable items.

5-10% of donations are essential items like t-shirts (large, loose, simple are best) and sweatpants, which get distributed through the Seattle Public Library.

The rest of the donations end up in the free store to be re-homed. We encourage menders, upcyclers, textile artists, swaps, shelters, non-profits, community orgs, and even resellers to come pick up items from our space. We advise that people do not take more than 30 items at a time to help us maintain our inventory. If you need more items than that, please contact us at sustainablestyleseattle@gmail.com

We've also noticed that people take more items when we aren't staffing the space… This is great because we are preventing more waste and not having to staff the space! No one has abused our store during our pilot phase, and we trust the community will continue to respect the platform and one another.

We know we've had a very deep impact on a few people, and the gift goes way beyond the clothes. Of course we are diverting waste from landfill, but we are also getting clothes to people who need them AND showing people that there are alternatives to capitalism and that we live in a world of abundance.

Thank you to everyone who has donated, taken clothes, and even just visited the space!

💜 Thank You!

None of this would be possible without the generous support of our community. Thank you to everyone who donated, opened their space, or spread the word!

Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Common Objects Redyoos City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture Good Business Network of Washington NE Seattle Tool Library Ravenna Eckstein Community Center South King Tool Library Shoreline Tool Library Seattle Art Museum
+ Our Community ♥
✉️ Stay in Touch

sustainablestyleseattle@gmail.com