Material Recycling of Textiles
To ensure high quality in our material recycling process, we have clear requirements and guidelines regarding what can and cannot be recycled.
We accept most types of textiles; however, not all textiles can currently be recycled at our facility. At our plant, we work with textiles that are suitable for being converted into new fibres, which can then be reused.
We are continuously developing solutions for textiles that cannot yet be material‑recycled today.
What We Currently Recycle:
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Used clothing, including sweaters and T‑shirts
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Lightweight workwear
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Bed linen
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Towels
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Tablecloths
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Wool
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Jeans
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Down duvets and pillows
What We Do Not Accept:
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Dirty or wet textiles
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Textiles contaminated with paint or oil
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Shoes, bags, belts, carpets, or upholstered items (such as furniture cushions)
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Other waste, including residual waste, hazardous waste, or WEEE (electrical and electronic waste)
Textiles Not Accepted for Material Recycling
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Multi‑layer textiles (such as jackets or skirts with lining, outerwear)
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Rainwear and technical textiles (e.g. swimwear‑like materials)
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Garments with large amounts of reflective elements, glitter, sequins, beads, or large vinyl prints
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Underwear (including nylon tights)
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Textiles from Shein and Temu
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