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Weaving a network of circularity
Worn Again Technologies (WAT) has announced the launch of the Swiss Textile Recycling Ecosystem. Bringing together key industry players across the entire textile value chain, the initiative will support the creation of a circular economy based on Worn Again Technologies’ innovative polymer recycling technology.
The circular textile economy is rapidly approaching
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Embedding circularity
About Us News An energy-from-waste plant with an outdoor sports center on its roof, Amager Bakke...
Q&A with CAP member: Nin Castle
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Q&A with CAP Member: Ross Barry
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Tech-driven textile circularity takes over Times Square
About Us News Worn Again Technologies is developing a holistic framework for a circular economy of...
Q&A with CAP Member: Kate Kitchener
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Q&A with CAP member: James Lyddon
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Q&A with CAP member: Faith Robinson
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Why you shouldn’t throw away your old clothes when moving houses
When moving houses, it is current to only bring with you the things that you really need. Here is why you should not throw your old clothes.
Q&A with CAP member: Ashley Gill
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Q&A with CAP member: Ann Pettifor
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Q&A with CAP member: Harsha Vardhan
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Worn Again Technologies is part of the Circular Fashion Ecosystem Advisory Board
The British Fashion Council (BFC)’s Institute of Positive Fashion (IPF) has announced the Advisory Board for its first project, the Circular Fashion Ecosystem (previously known as ‘The Waste Eco System Project).
Worn Again Technologies participates to Circular Fashion Partnership led by Global Fashion Agenda
Over 30 renowned fashion brands, manufacturers and recyclers are collaborating in a new initiative to capture and reuse textile waste in Bangladesh.
Q&A with CAP Member: Allanna McAspurn
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WCTD Evidence paper accepted at UK Parliament
Following the launch of World Circular Textiles Day on 8th October 2020, the WCTD’s co-founders submitted evidence paper as part of the UK Parliament’s Fixing Fashion Follow Up Inquiry and which has been accepted by the Environmental Audit Committee.
Q&A with CAP Member: Faith LeGendre
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Q&A with CAP Member: Wayne Hubbard
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Worn Again Technologies becomes founding partner in the new Global Partner Network launched by EON – Bring your products Online.
We strongly believe collaboration is at the core of enabling circular economy and we are delighted to join as founding partner another valuable initiative which brings together leading circular partners across textile and apparel industry.
Worn Again Technologies joins ambitious new climate action programme to transform UK fashion and textiles
We recently announced our participation as a founding Partner/Member signatory of Textiles 2030, a new collaborative voluntary agreement for the UK textiles sector.
World Circular Textiles Day launch on 8th October
World Circular Textiles Day, which takes place every year on 8th October, has been launched to celebrate the efforts of a growing community of companies, organisations and individuals actively working towards a circular textile’s future.
Worn Again Technologies joins 2020 Unreasonable Impact UK & Europe programme
After a rigorous selection process involving hundreds of companies across the globe, Worn Again Technologies has been selected to join 13 other leading entrepreneurs from across the UK & Europe in the Unreasonable Impact programme.
Worn Again Technologies Brings Together Cross-Industry Circular Advisory Panel
Worn Again Technologies’ Founder Cyndi Rhoades has convened a Circular Advisory Panel (CAP) for guidance and influence as the company progresses towards commercialisation in the circular textile economy.
