Recycle and Reward Scheme
Recycle the old and save on the new
Closing the loop
Give your high-visibility workwear a second life with the PULSAR® Recycle and Reward Scheme. Simply return your used garments and receive rewards, including a 20% discount on new PULSAR® gear to replace them.
By recycling responsibly through our trusted partner MYGroup, you’re helping to reduce the amount of textiles going into landfill and supporting a more sustainable, circular product lifecycle.
Together, we can reduce waste, conserve resources, and take meaningful steps towards a more circular approach to PPE sustainability.
Step by step
How it works
1. Complete the form below
This helps us match your return and issue your reward as quickly as possible.
2. Package and return your items
Simply pack your items using a box or bag you already have, helping us reduce unnecessary packaging.
Returns can be sent at your own cost to:
PULSAR® Unit 2 Indurent Park, Norton Road, Worcester WR5 2QR
You’re also welcome to drop them at our offices, located near Junction 7 of the M5.
We accept all high-visibility clothing, not just PULSAR® products.
3. Receive your 20% discount
After your trade-in is verified, we’ll email you a 20% discount code for your next PULSAR® purchase.
4. Use your reward
You’ve helped make an impact, now enjoy 20% off your next PULSAR® upgrade.
Recycle and Reward Form
We will use this information to identify your garment when we receive it in our warehouse.
MYGroup Partnership
By partnering with MYGroup, a trusted recycling specialist, PULSAR® ensures that returned garments are processed sustainably, diverting materials away from landfill and contributing to resource conservation.
Fibre-to-fibre recycling represents a critical shift in how the textiles industry approaches this issue; moving away from a linear “use and dispose” model towards a truly circular system. Recovering fibres from end-of-life garments and reintroducing them into the production cycle preserves the embedded value of materials, energy, and labour that would otherwise be lost.
Initiatives led by organisations such as MYGroup demonstrate how innovation and industry partnerships can turn this concept into a scalable reality, particularly in high-waste sectors like PPE. While challenges remain, fibre-to-fibre recycling offers a clear pathway to reducing landfill dependency, lowering demand for virgin resources, and building a more resilient textile supply chain for the future.