For DaysReviews of fordays.com

I purchased several Take Back Bags from For Days to help me responsibly decommission my wardrobe and then was excited to be able to spend the Closet Cash I earned doing this with some of their amazing sustainable retail partners. I had a fit issue with one item I purchased and For Days customer service was fantastic. It's peace of mind to be able to shop sustainably and confidently too, knowing there is good service to back the products you purchase.

I love the idea, but I think it’s a scam now that they partnered with Trashie. Trashie doesn’t let you redeem you credit, partners with unsustainable brands, and never responds to inquiries. I’ve reached out 5 times and never one response. Unfortunately another green initiatives now turned scam. It's been a month since their response and still no outreach or follow up on the issues. Hard to trust when there is NO communication...

I've spent hundreds of dollars on take back bags. I thought it was such an insane deal to get free money for old clothes. And I was right. Usually they don't let you use all/large quantities of your closet cash at once. They had a promotion over the holidays where you would be able to do just that. I tried to take advantage of it, but for whatever reason it did not redeem any of my closet cash and I was charged several hundred dollars. Luckily for me, their customer service was able to retroactively apply my closet cash. Unluckily for me, the whole process took a few weeks. So I ended up without a good chunk of necessary change out of my possession. Also, their customer service is either one single person or they assign someone to you. There's only one email address, and ever since I've used For Days it's the same name responding. Whatever the case, specific shout out to Pilar. Pilar is fantastic at their job. I can't imagine sifting through the customer service of a business WITHOUT a phone number. Really shifty to not offer a phone number to talk it out, especially when you're dealing with a monetary redemption system. Proceed with caution.

I spent $20 to send my used clothing somewhere instead of traveling to a Goodwill. In my specific case, I am not near a Goodwill or the like and would have to make a special trip, and the post office is a block away. I then used $20 of my $50 credit on something that I can use (for real; legitimate use) on ForDays, leaving me with $30 credit. That seems like a good deal. Customer Service is also quick to respond. I'd prefer the Amazon Gift Card and hope that those are replenished but I am reasonably happy with this experience.

I am incredibly disappointment with my experience. I only received part of my order. Over a month later I was informed that another part of my order had sold out and I could either size up or exchange, I replied the same day but I didn't hear back for several weeks again saying that the larger size had also sold out. Of course it did! There were weeks between interactions, how would a fast selling item still be in stock? So of course they only give closet cash as a return, which the previously lifted $20 per order cap at the time of my order has been reinstated. Now I can't even order a similar replacement. There are only about 5 items on the site under $20. It may not *technically* be a scam, but they are clearly poorly managed and in over their heads. There is also no detailed information on how the Take Back Bags are processed. A very promising concept poorly executed.

Super helpful custom service, i recommend!

This company is fraudulent and does not invite criticism. As much as I love the circular economy concept, it still has the word economy in it. I chose For days to send in some stuff some brand new, some old, and I also hand off stuff to thrift stores to get credit. They changed their policy apparently at For days. They claim to have sent numerous emails about none of which I had received. So basically the gist is, the $20 credit sounds nice at first but you can only redeem upto $20 at a time for purchase on their stores and I kid you not, their clothes retail starting at $200 at least. There was no communication about this. Not to mention the trashie cash is misleading. Gift card rewards are always sold out and some of them are just basic first time rewards you can get from signing up or visiting the site. Others on Instagram were complaining about the bait and switch of their changed policy and not receiving any communication about it. They simply deleted those comments and they even blocked me from their account the next day for asking. Never again. I have over $250 credit with them and nothing to show for it.

Such a shady company. I bought 3 bags because they advertised gift cards to Sephora and Uber eats. When I went to redeem, any gift cards to affordable places were “sold out” the ones left are coupon codes or for $20 off obscenely expensive goods. No I’m not paying $150 for a white tank top gtfo. Their store is a joke. Everything is so marked up that by the time you pay the $9 shipping, you haven’t actually received a discount compared to manufacturer price. There’s also the employee reviews on Glassdoor that say the recycling is a lie and they’re actually just a marketing company. When you go through their social media it makes sense. Not one single picture or video of their recycling process. If recycling was their priority, they’d be posting that, not deals for more clothes. Absolute scam.