Case studies and articles

The Fibersort is a technology that automatically sorts large volumes of mixed post-consumer textiles based on their fiber composition.

Inditex takes-back used clothing across selected retail stores. The pieces are either repaired and reused or recycled.

Asirtex is the Iberian association of textile recycling. It is their goal to connect companies in this field to promote common interests, transparency and synergies throughout the industry.

Schijvens Corporate Fashion from Hilvarenbeek has been designing and manufacturing corporate clothing since 1863. . Schijvens Corporate Fashion has an portfolio of customers such as A.S.

The Frankenhuis is an international textile recycling company, fiberizing post-consumer and industrial textiles. The fibers can be processed into felts or new yarns.

Wolkat is an international group of seven innovative recycling companies. The company uses old textiles to create new products.

The Italian Textile Association collaborates with members of the textile industry to drive textile-to-textile recycling.

The Recover Upcycled Textile System regenerates cotton fiber from old clothing and scraps from the cutting room floor.

ReBlend is an Amsterdam based agency and label who collects post-consumer textile waste to process it into new yarns.

The Alliance for Responsible Denim (ARD) is an initiative from Made-By, Circle Economy and the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

Trash-2-Cash is an EU funded research project aiming to create new regenerated fibers from pre-consumer and post-consumer waste.