A Responsible Next Step Beyond Reuse
Some textiles cannot be reused in their existing form. For these items, responsible recycling can help recover materials and reduce avoidable waste.
The right route depends on the textile’s composition, condition and the processing options available. Sorting supports more informed decisions about what can be recovered.
We take a practical approach to recycling and explain the options relevant to your materials. Reuse remains the priority, with recycling considered when continued use is not suitable.
Appropriate Recovery Routes
Recycling options considered according to material type and condition.
Practical Waste Reduction
A considered next step for items that cannot be put back into use.
How It Works
- 01
Review The Textiles
Identify items that are not suitable for direct reuse.
- 02
Consider The Options
Assess the materials against available recycling requirements.
- 03
Arrange Responsible Handling
Plan the agreed onward route for suitable materials.
Benefits For Your Organisation
- Reuse prioritised before recycling
- Material-specific assessment
- A practical focus on reducing waste
- Honest discussion of available options
