The concept of ‘re-use’ has been a cornerstone of our Company from its inception in 1970—be it the ‘Free Bin’ in the original store where customers would leave old clothes for others to use, to the décor in that first store that was comprised mostly of ‘found objects’, to our Urban Renewal line that has offered used and reworked items for over 50 years. As we expanded and added locations, we maintained this core sensibility by opening stores in renovated old warehouses, movie theaters, stock markets, banks, and even churches. The culmination of this ‘adaptive re-use’ aesthetic came with the opening of our current Home Office campus at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in 2006. Here we renovated more than a half-million square feet across 10 historic buildings built between 1900 and the Second World War. Most of the demolition debris was then reused in finishing the renovations. The result was several awards including the Urban Land Institute Global Award for Excellence, the Honor Award from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Honor Award for Architecture from the American Institute of Architects. Our campus was also included in books and articles highlighting the most creative workspaces. But most importantly, our campus has served as a vibrant, inspiring workspace for our teams and further emphasizes our long-standing commitment to creativity, community and minimizing our impact on the environment. In 2019, we made our biggest investment in circularity and reuse by launching the Nuuly brand. Nuuly Rent allows subscribers to continuously try new-to-them styles while we clean and recirculate garments they return.