Circular fashion for all
Recover™ transforms textile waste into sustainable recycled fibers, closing the loop on fashion.
Circular fashion for all
Recover™ & TextileGenesis Launch Digital Traceability Pilot
Recover™ and TextileGenesis™ pilot digital traceability for recycled fibers, supporting circularity, transparency, and EU DPP compliance.
Recover™ and Intradeco Announce Strategic Joint Venture in Central America
The new processing plant is located in El Salvador and is strategically located close to textile waste and production streams, allowing it to operate in a cost-efficient manner.
Read Recover's 2024 Sustainability Highlights Report
Read Recover’s 2024 Sustainability Highlights Report, showcasing key progress, resource efficiency, and our commitment to transparency and sustainability.
Collaborations
As experts in sustainability and recycled cotton, we are the preferred partner to educate about circular fashion, as demonstrated by our brand collaborations with leaders in the fashion industry.
Our process
You might see waste, we see circular solutions.
Textile waste is our raw material, and we use it to create high quality recycled cotton fiber. Innovative technologies like Recover™ have the capability to turn textile waste (industrial waste and used garments) into high-quality recycled fibers that can be used again to create new garments, closing the loop on fashion.
Products
Best in class Recover™ fiber made from unblended recycled cotton fiber, suitable for overdyeing, using minimal solvents and water.
Our most valuable proprietary system. Recover™ recycled cotton fibers are blended with other carriers' fibers that have been low- impact dyed to create new fibers, in a full spectrum of unique colors and at the lowest environmental cost.
Sustainability
Low-impact, high-quality cotton fiber.
We are committed to achieving circular fashion for all and we promote circular design with supply chain and brand partners. Using Recover™ recycled cotton fibers drastically reduces the environmental impact of cotton garments and is an essential strategy to achieve the ambitious climate targets that the industry has set for 2030.
