“In the UK alone, 300,000 tonnes of textile items are discarded into household waste,
including polyester. Up until now, polyester that had no useful life left would have been disposed of. With this project, we can now save that waste and
return it to supply chains.” Source: Tim Cross, CEO of Project Plan B
Circular Textiles Foundation (CTF)
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We’ve collaborated with the CTF to certify our to be recycled. Their expertise ensures every recycling. Together, we’re closing the loop on textile waste and accelerating the industry’s shift toward a more sustainable, recyclable future.
YARN MADE INTO NEW CLOTHING
PELLETS SPUN INTO NEW YARNS
WORN CLOTHING SENT FOR RECYCLING
Salvation Army Trading Company (SATCoL)
We’ve partnered with SATCoL, the trading arm of the Salvation Army and the UK’s largest charity owned textile collector, to launch our
Recycle.me range. Through the partnership they’ve helped us introduce a takeback scheme that’s free to end users, ensuring garments are recycled and transformed into new textiles through the UK’s
PET PELLETS CREATED
GARMENTS ARE SHREDDED
FABRIC MELTED INTO PET LUMP
How to recycle your garments: 1. Scan the QR code inside the garment 2. Download your free shipping label 3. Drop it off at your nearest drop off point
Project Re:Claim
Project Re:Claim, a joint venture between textile waste into rPET pellets that can be spun into yarn. With support from CTF and SATCoL, our
Recycle.me garments are recyclable, ready for a second life in the textile industry.
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