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Rapha Reroute

Rapha Reroute

Rapha ReRoute is a trade-up program that gives you a more responsible way to retire the kit you no longer wear. Trade-up your kit and receive cash or Rapha credit towards your next purchase*.

16 July 2024

Process

2. Bring it into any US Clubhouse
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Every piece of Rapha kit is made to last through high-quality materials, rigorous testing, and thoughtful design. But longevity is only part of the story. We want our products to have multiple lives.

That’s where Rapha ReRoute comes in. Launched in 2024 in our US clubhouses through a partnership with Out&Back, the programme lets customers trade in used kit they no longer wear for store credit or cash. These products are given a second life, reducing textile waste and giving our community the chance to experience high-quality kit second-hand.

One of the biggest environmental challenges clothing brands face is textile waste. While we don’t have all the answers, we are on a journey to learn and improve together.

Visit any of our US clubhouse locations to find a new home for your kit.

For more information on Rapha’s efforts in sustainability, read our impact report here

*Terms & Conditions of Garment Eligibilty

We do accept:

- Apparel that is functional

- Most common cycling apparel brands

- Bibs, Jerseys, Tops, Jackets, Pants, Shorts, Vests, Aerosuits

We don't accept apparel that:

- Apparel that has promotional/corporate Logos or Team cycling kit

- Jerseys/tops with tears or holes larger than 1 inch

- Bibs/bottoms with holes of any size

- Apparel that is no longer functional or older than 10 years

- No hard goods (helmets, footwear, bikes, packs, etc)

- No base layers, socks, or undergarments

We’re also committing to bring Rapha ReRoute to more riders across Europe, starting in the UK, with the goal of making the programme available continent-wide by 2030. Expanding globally is more complex, but we are exploring different ways to offer takeback options and give more of our community access to secondhand kit. It’s another step towards a culture where repair and reuse are part of every rider’s journey.