Textile to Textile

Collecting: The process begins with gathering fabric scraps from garment factories, diverting them from ending up in landfills.

Sorting: The scraps are sorted by type and color, allowing them to be reused without re-dyeing, saving much water and chemicals.

Recycling and Melting: The sorted fabrics are broken down into fibers and melted, purifying the material naturally without the need for chemicals and preparing it for the next stage.

Granulating: The melted polyester is turned into small, uniform pellets. These pellets are essential for maintaining quality when making new fibers.

Spinning: The final step involves melting the pellets again and spinning them into fibers and yarn. These materials are used to create new fabrics, allowing waste to have a second life as valuable resources.