Argentina doesn’t have a national system for textile waste collection, but various local initiatives aim to extend the life of used clothing. NGOs like Cáritas, Fundación Sí, and Red Solidaria collect garments for redistribution to vulnerable communities, while “Green Points” in cities like Buenos Aires offer textile bins, with wearable items passed on to social organizations. Some startups and companies, such as Urban Recicla and Tiento, focus on upcycling, and a few fashion brands have introduced in-store collection programs to promote circularity. Despite these efforts, most discarded clothing in Argentina is not recycled and ends up in open-air dumps, landfills, or burned informally which contributes to pollution and environmental harm.