The future of textile recycling in action
Between public pressure and mounting environmental regulations, every sector is feeling the push to find more sustainable solutions. The textiles industry is no exception to this, but for many years it struggled with a persistent challenge: how to handle and recycle blended fabrics, which have traditionally been extremely difficult to break down. This is a […]
Worn Again Technologies becomes a Gold-Level Sponsor of EuRIC
Worn Again is proud to announce that it is now a Gold-Level sponsor of the European Recycling Industries Confederation (EuRIC). This partnership strengthens the company’s commitment to building a sustainable and Circular Economy, both within the textiles sector and wider industry. EuRIC is the leading voice for a competitive European recycling industry, representing more than […]
Important Milestone Reached: Worn Again’s Technology Delivers Polycotton Recycling
From vibrant-colored shirts to pristine white fibers: “Worn Again’s technology achieves the breakthrough we’ve been striving for.” (Mike Schwarz, Worn Again) Worn Again Technologies recently achieved a major milestone: together with our partners, we successfully carried out our proprietary chemical recycling process from end-of-life textile to virgin-equivalent spun fiber, further validating our technology. The fibers […]
Worn Again Technologies is continuing to enable a Circular Economy for Switzerland.
In partnership with Institut für Werkstofftechnik und Kunststoffverarbeitung (IWK), Worn Again, Sulzer and others have succeeded in their joint bid for grant funding from Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency.
Worn Again Technologies joins pivotal alliance to advance a circular, waste-free textile future
Worn Again Technologies, a pioneer in the true circular economy for textiles, has announced its membership of the newly formed Alliance of Textile Chemical Recyclers (ACTR). Spearheaded by Accelerating Circularity, this partnership aligns perfectly with Worn Again Technologies’ mission to repurpose waste materials back into the supply chain, signaling a shift away from the old-fashioned linear textile industry.
Worn Again Technologies draws closer to full textile circularity
Worn Again Technologies is helping to evolve the supply chain of feedstocks needed for the development of a global, circular and more sustainable textile industry by participating in an innovative end-of-use material sorting initiative.