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12 Polyester T2T projects make progress Major projects for textile-to-textile recycling hold out hope for polyester circularity. Chris Saunders surveys the latest from leading companies.
14 DyeRecycle innovates with colour removal process An innovative start-up is on a mission to improve fibre-to-fibre recycling with its decolorising technology, writes David Eldridge.
15 PREVIEW Textiles Recycling Expo Europe returns to Brussels Expectations are high, after a very popular inaugural event, for the 2026 expo and conference. We preview the exhibitors you can meet in Brussels.
28 Learning to put reclaimed materials to a creative use Remnants, offcuts and samples are resources that should not be disregarded by textile designers. Ellen Nacey expresses her view based on experience as a postgraduate.
30 Textile recycling needs more than just tech Decisive policy action is supporting development of the textile recycling market. Louisa Hoyes at Tomra Recycling writes that the key challenge now is to achieve scale.
32 Innovation Round-up of new projects, technology and materials in circular textiles.
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