Textile recycling · Roots in the 1930s
Your textiles. Weighed, collected, accounted for.
Sait Recycling collects from charity shops across London and the South East. And you see every collection, every kilo and every miss, live.
We collect for charities including British Heart Foundation, Oxfam, Barnardo's, British Red Cross, RSPCA, Thames Hospice, Farleigh Hospice and Aspens. And public bodies including Kent County Council.
We collect for charities and public bodies including
- and RSPCA, Farleigh Hospice, Aspens
The software
This is what your team sees. Live.
Collections, weights, misses and recoveries, on the record the day they happen. Switch the reporting period. Hover over the chart. The map colours every shop by its collection record. And that’s just the surface: the full portal adds a day-by-day collection calendar, shop-by-shop tables and exports. We’ll happily show you those in a walkthrough.
Tonnage
Shop map
Collection calendar
Free, fifteen minutes, with someone from our charity-retail team.
How we operate
Most collectors leave a ticket. We leave a record.
Planned around your shops
Our transport manager plans collections for each shop individually and agrees them with your team. The van comes when your shop needs it.
Recorded at your door
Your shops’ weights if you weigh. Our driver’s agreed weight if you don’t. Keyed into the handheld, receipt on the spot, paid the same day.
Paid per kilo
The rate is agreed in writing. We pay at the point of collection, against that same weight.
Live in your portal
The visit shows in your portal the same day. And it rolls up into charts and tables your finance team can check.
Where we run
Rounds out of Queenborough: into London, across Kent and through the wider South East. Check our coverage.
Credentials
TRA member. TRUST certified, independently audited end to end. Both are public registers, so check us.
Your paperwork
Every collection comes with the transfer paperwork that discharges your duty of care. Request a compliance pack.
Our roots
A family firm with roots in the 1930s
L W Sait & Sons has been collecting, grading and trading textiles from the Kent coast for a long time. The family’s roots in the trade go back to the 1930s. The vans are newer and the reporting is digital now. But the deal hasn’t changed: the weight on the ticket is the weight you’re paid on, and the person who answers the phone has their name on the door.
The portal exists because that’s what accountability looks like now. A firm this old doesn’t need to hide its ledger. So we opened it.
Book a collections review
See what your current collector isn’t showing you
Tell us how your textile collections run today, one shop or a national estate. We’ll come back within one working day.