Bagged That!
Circular Fashion for Community Renewal
What We Do
Bagged That is a circular fashion and textile waste reduction program powered by Mén Beni Gardening. We host community pop-up thrift experiences that make sustainable fashion accessible, joyful, and community-centered, while reducing the amount of clothing that ends up in dumpsters and landfills.
Bagged It Is Popping Up Soon Sustainable thrift. Community vibes. Circular fashion for everyone.
Bagged It Is Popping Up Soon Sustainable thrift. Community vibes. Circular fashion for everyone.
HOW IT WORKS
Shop by bag. Reduce waste. Fund community care.
Choose Your Bag
Select a reusable Bagged That bag tier:
Fill your bag with as much as it comfortably holds.
Fill Your Bag
Shop curated clothing sourced through community donations, partners, and reuse networks. Find everyday staples, statement pieces, and hidden gems, all while keeping textiles out of landfills.
Support Community Programming
Every purchase supports Mén Beni Gardening’s environmental, wellness, and cultural programming, expanding sustainability access across the communities we serve.
OUR VISION
We envision communities where sustainability is accessible, culturally rooted, and community-powered, where clothing is reused, not wasted, and where everyday choices contribute to collective environmental healing.
Through Bagged That, we are working toward a future where circular fashion is normalized, textile waste is reduced at the community level, and economic opportunities are created through conscious consumption and local collaboration.
Our vision is to help build circular community economies where environmental stewardship, cultural expression, and collective care exist together, ensuring future generations inherit a healthier planet and stronger, more resilient communities.
2026
Miami
Our Impact
Unlike traditional thrift stores, Bagged That is designed as a sustainability program first, with all proceeds reinvested into environmental education, community wellness programming, and land stewardship initiatives.
Why Bagged That Exists
Textile waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the United States. Millions of pounds of wearable clothing are discarded each year, contributing to landfill overflow, environmental pollution, and unnecessary resource depletion.
Bagged That was created to:
Reduce clothing waste at the community level
Make sustainable fashion affordable and accessible
Shift culture toward conscious consumption
Reinvest resources into community-based environmental programming
BAGGED THAT
Volunteer Pop-Up: Coffee + Blanket Distribution
Mén Beni Gardening is hosting a Bagged That pop-up to hand out coffee and blankets to our unhoused neighbors. With extreme weather changes, we’re showing up to help folks stay warm, while keeping usable blankets out of landfills.
This volunteer call is only for this Bagged That pop-up (coffee + blanket distribution).
