Recycling Polyester
Circular Polyester Sustainability: Completing the Loop
The Recycling Compass:
A Guide to What We Can Reclaim
Clothing
T-shirts, pants, jackets, skirts, and other apparel.
Clothing
Variety of linens used in the hospitality industry such as bed sheets, bath towels, tablecloths, napkins, and chef's aprons.
Hospitality Textiles
Hospitality Textiles
Textiles such as cushions, drapes, slipcovers, throws, and decorative pillow covers.
Soft Furnishings
Soft Furnishings
Offcuts and scrap materials from textile manufacturing processes, including fabric rolls, pattern cut-outs, and excess threads.
Manufacturing Remnants
Manufacturing Remnants
Occupational garments, including safety vests, mechanic overalls, lab coats, aprons, and corporate uniforms.
Workwear & Uniforms
Workwear & Uniforms
Soft toys like teddy bears, plush animals, fabric-based dolls, and their polyester fillings, as well as pillow stuffing and similar synthetic fibers.
Soft toys and stuffing
Soft toys and stuffing
Our Process
Our textile recycling transforms old fabrics into future resources. The process kicks off with the collection and transport of textiles to our facilities, where they're sorted by material. These materials are then shredded to fibres, refined through extrusion and filtering, and formed into RPET pellets. These pellets become the raw material for new textile products. Curious if your textile waste is recyclable? Reach out and let us guide you towards sustainable disposal.
