How do you recycle textiles that you receive?Updated 6 days ago

Once textiles are sorted and deemed suitable for recycling, they undergo a process to remove any hardware—such as buttons, zippers, or fasteners—that could compromise the integrity of the final recycled material.

Next, the textiles are transformed into a soft, fluffy fibre through a specialized mechanical process. This versatile fibre can be used in its loose form or compressed for a variety of applications, including home insulation, office partitions, couch cushions, pet beds, acoustic panels, and much more.

What makes this process truly remarkable is its circularity. At the end of its useful life, the recycled material can be returned to the recycling stream—ready to be reborn into something new, again and again.