Textile recycling
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- Dissolva
Dissolva is a Danish deeptech cleantech company developing a patented chemical recycling process that separates mixed textile waste into purified material fractions for fiber recovery.
- DyeRecycle
DyeRecycle develops green-chemistry technology that decolourises mixed textile waste, recovers polyester fibres, and enables recycled dyes for circular textile manufacturing.
- GLYON
GLYON is a Copenhagen-based deep-tech startup developing CO2-driven chemical recycling technology that breaks down polyester-cotton textile waste into virgin-quality PET and cellulose for new fibers.
- Infinited Fiber Company
A Finnish textile-to-textile recycling company that converts cotton-rich textile waste and other cellulose-rich feedstocks into regenerated fiber (Infinna™) for apparel and home textiles…
- Recyc'Elit
Recyc'Elit is a French deeptech company developing a patented chemical recycling process for complex polyester-based textiles, producing recycled polyester and recoverable co-materials.
- re.solution
re.solution develops a chemical recycling technology for polyester-containing textile waste, using an electrified hydrolysis process designed to recover virgin-like raw materials with a low…
- Resortecs
Resortecs develops design-for-disassembly textile technology—such as heat-dissolvable threads and thermal disassembly systems—that makes textile recycling easier at industrial scale.
- SaXcell B.V.
SaXcell develops regenerated cellulose fiber made from discarded cotton textiles, using a circular recycling process to turn textile waste into new fibers for garments and household textiles.
- Syntetica
Syntetica develops a green-chemistry, chemical depolymerization process that recycles nylon-rich textile waste into high-purity nylon feedstock for reuse in new materials.
- Syre
Syre is a textile impact company that uses textile-to-textile recycling to turn end-of-life polyester waste into new circular polyester at hyperscale.
- Worn Again Technologies
Worn Again Technologies develops chemical recycling technology that separates and recovers polyester and cellulose from end-of-life textiles so the materials can be turned back into new products.