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Building a Circular Economy, One Yarn at a Time At Maatri Shakti, we are fully committed to advancing circularity in the textile industry. By using 100% recycled raw materials—#preconsumer cotton and #postconsumer polyester—we are playing a critical role in reducing textile waste and conserving natural resources. Our closed-loop production process means we #recycle and #repurpose textile waste, turning it into high-quality yarn. This not only reduces the need for virgin resources but also significantly lowers the environmental impact of fashion production. Circular fashion isn’t just a trend; it’s the future, and we are proud to be part of it. Together, we can close the loop and create a more sustainable world. #CircularEconomy #SustainableTextiles #RecycledYarn #WasteReduction #EcoFashion

Today marks a significant milestone on a journey towards sustainable and circular fashion. The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) has come into force, setting the stage for transformative changes in the textile industry over the coming years. This regulation ensures that products are designed to last longer, be easily repaired, and be recyclable, with a focus on incorporating recycled content. Such measures are crucial for maintaining material circulation and protecting biodiversity by reducing the need for new cultivated land. The forthcoming digital product passport will further enhance transparency, allowing consumers to make more informed and sustainable choices. By the time my son fits those jeans, he might be much more aware of where and how they were produced. He could be proud to make a sustainable choice and wear material that has been in circulation for a long time, just like in the first picture where he's wearing an INFINNA hoodie. We can be proud that our generation made it possible. I am privileged to have contributed to the preparation of this regulation, offering insights from a recycler's perspective. Infinited Fiber Company stands at the heart of this initiative, providing innovative solutions that will facilitate the regulation's implementation. I am eager to witness the unfolding impact of these changes. In the coming weeks, I will dive deeper into how this regulation supports the industry's shift from a linear to a circular model and what additional steps are needed to drive this transformation. #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy #Ecodesign #Sustainability #GreenRegulation #Biodiversity #Recycling #EcoFriendly #InnovativeSolutions #FashionRevolution #ClimateAction #Infinna #ESPR #InfinitedFiber #CircularFashion #TextileRecycling #SustainableDevelopment

🌱 Another piece of Exciting News in Sustainable Fashion! 🌱 As the fashion industry embraces circular solutions, H&M's recent move away from polyester recycled from bottles marks a significant shift towards a greener future. 🌍 👗 For years, recycling bottles into polyester seemed like a sustainable choice. But the truth is, polyester production contributes to pollution and climate change. ♻️🚫 🌟 Now, the forward-thinking brands are pioneering textile-to-textile solutions, cutting out recycled bottles altogether. This innovative approach aligns with their commitment to a truly circular economy. 💚 🔄 The goal? This is to accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable future by inspiring other industry players to join them in closing the loop.  📈 With Syre's cutting-edge technology, we're not just recycling old clothes — we're transforming them into new yarn and fibers, creating a truly circular ecosystem. 🔄🌟 🔍 Together, we can make a real difference! 💪Learn more about our journey towards sustainability and join us in shaping a brighter, greener future! Together, we can make fashion sustainable. 💼🌍 Surmount Energy Solutions Pvt. Ltd.   For full article: https://lnkd.in/dEu7FtBA  #Sustainability #CircularFashion #GreenFuture #circularEconomy #ReduceWaste #ReduceReuseRecycle #GreenBuilding #GoGreen

🌍 Embracing Sustainability in Fashion: A Path to a Greener Future As stewards of the planet, humanity holds immense potential to contribute to Earth’s well-being by adopting sustainable practices in all aspects of life—including the textiles we choose to wear. The fashion industry, long associated with significant environmental impact, is transforming through innovation and responsible practices. One inspiring example is ISKODENIM, a pioneer in creating eco-friendly denim. By using sustainable raw materials, such as organic cotton and recycled fibers, and incorporating cutting-edge technologies, ISKODENIM drastically reduces water consumption and carbon emissions. Their commitment to transparency and circularity sets a benchmark for what the future of fashion can achieve. Another groundbreaking initiative is RE&UP Technologies, which embodies the principle of reusability. By repurposing pre-consumer and post-consumer textile waste, they create high-quality products that breathe new life into discarded materials. This approach not only minimizes landfill waste but also promotes a circular economy—an essential shift to protect our planet's finite resources. By choosing textiles produced by companies like ISKODENIM and RE&UP Technologies, consumers actively participate in preserving ecosystems, reducing pollution, and fostering ethical labor practices. Each purchase becomes a vote for a cleaner, greener, and more equitable future. Sustainability is not just a trend; it’s a responsibility. Together, through conscious consumption and support for innovative, eco-friendly brands, we can leave a positive legacy for generations to come. 🌱 How do you incorporate sustainability into your everyday choices? Share your thoughts below! #GreenLife #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy

In 2021, WRAP launched Textiles 2030, a groundbreaking initiative to support the UK's fashion and textiles industry in adopting sustainable and circular practices. Rachel Gray,Lead Specialist, Behaviour Change at WRAP, provides insights into this initiative, highlighting its ambitious goals to cut carbon emissions by 50% and reduce water usage by 30%. The initiative aims to transform the make-use-dispose culture into one where products are made sustainably, used longer, and then re-used or recycled. Discover more about how industry actions and citizen engagement are pivotal to achieving these goals. Read more about the transformative efforts of Textiles 2030 and the impact on global sustainability. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dewPAcUE #Sustainability #TextileRecycling #CircularEconomy #EcoFriendly #WasteManagement #EnvironmentalImpact #WasteAndRecycling #Textiles2030 #RachelGray #WRAP

There is no planet B. Our environment is everything. Globally, organisations have a responsibility to create and manufacture uniforms in ethical, eco-friendly ways for their teams. Recycled fabrics are textiles produced from used materials that are transformed into new fibres to create new products. The uniqueness of recycled fabrics lies in reusing existing resources, helping to reduce waste and consume fewer natural resources compared to using new materials. With the exponential growth of the fashion industry and the threat of climate change, recycled fabrics have made a significant contribution to environmental protection. Recycling fabrics helps reduce plastic waste and other harmful materials consumed during traditional fabric production. Did you know that our Skechers by Barco range utilises seven recycled bottles in every garment? Interested to find out more? We would love to hear from you. . . . . . #uniformity #ethicalmanufacturing #wearyourbrandbetter #Healthcareprofessionals #uniformexperts #circulareconomy #sustainablefashion #consciousfashion #circularfashion #closedloop #fashionwaste #textilerecycling #whomademyclothes #fairpay #fairtrade #garmentworkers #fastfashion #organicfabric #ethicalfabric #ethicalfashion #organicclothing #madefromwaste #circularbydesign #regenerativedesign #closetheloop #circularity #ecodesigner #ecoliving #sustainablematerials #recycledplastic

📣 Exciting News! 🌍 The textile industry is witnessing a remarkable surge in the demand for recycled and upcycled textiles and garments. 🔄👕 This growing trend mirrors a global shift towards sustainability and responsible consumerism. 🌱👗 ♻ Recycled textiles, derived from reprocessed materials, conserve valuable resources and significantly reduce environmental impact. They serve as a sustainable alternative to conventional textiles, contributing to a circular economy. 🌐💚 🔃 Upcycled textiles, on the other hand, transform discarded garments or fabrics into new, creative pieces, prolonging their lifespan and diverting them from landfills. ♻💡 Embracing upcycled fashion not only minimizes waste but also promotes individuality and unique personal style. 🌈✨ #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy #RecycledTextiles #UpcycledFashion #ResponsibleConsumerism #GreenFuture

We are building a new material future, together! Our innovator Ambercycle is joining forces with Gap Inc. to leverage textile-to-textile recycled materials in Athleta products ♻️👕 Starting in 2026, the brand plans to use the innovator’s regenerated polyester high-performance material created from end-of-life textiles, cycora®, at scale.  “As the demand for circular materials rises, we are delighted to collaborate with like-minded brands in the performance sector, such as Athleta. Together, we are not only creating high-quality garments but also driving forward the circular fashion movement.” — Shay Sethi, CEO of Ambercycle. This collaboration demonstrates the growing demand for circular materials made from textile-to-textile regeneration and reaffirms the innovator’s efforts towards a circular fashion industry. Read more about our the innovator’s partnership here: https://lnkd.in/eQvxfi2c #textilerecycling #circulareconomy #sustainability #partnership #fashionindustry

In September's Sustainable Shout-Out, we highlight key developments driving sustainability in textiles: Competition and Markets Authority has published a guide to help fashion businesses make accurate sustainability claims, following their investigation into major retailers. Accelerating Circularity launches “Building Circular Systems” at the 2024 Clinton Global Initiative to reduce textile waste. Coloro - The Color Code and WGSN have revealed Transformative Teal as the Colour of the Year for 2026, representing change, ecological responsibility, and a future-focused mindset. Global fibre production hit a record 124 million tonnes in 2023, with Textile Exchange reporting a rise in virgin fossil-based synthetics and a decline in cotton and recycled fibres. Textile Exchange Global Fashion Agenda's new report explores how fashion brands and logistics providers can leverage reverse logistics to foster a more circular fashion industry. UK Fashion and Textile Association announces a competition for SMEs to develop an EPR fee system. With new projects and initiatives on the horizon, it’s clear that the momentum for sustainable change is only growing. #Upcycling #Sustainability #textile

👠 Fashion's Green Revolution: From Runway to Responsibility ♻️ The #fashionindustry is at a pivotal crossroads. While it's a massive economic driver, its environmental impact is staggering. From resource depletion to #pollution, the industry's footprint is undeniable. Sustainability is no longer a trend, it's a necessity. With consumers demanding #ethical and eco-friendly choices, brands are realising that going #green isn't just a moral obligation, but a strategic advantage. Consider these sobering statistics: 📈 Fibre production: Doubled in 20 years, with projections of a further 25% increase by 2030.  🗑️ Textile waste: A staggering 85% ends up in landfills annually.  ♻️ Microplastic pollution: A major contributor, exacerbated by washing certain fabrics.  🛢️ Plastic prevalence: 60% of materials used in fashion are derived from plastic.  💰 Financial needs: An additional $20-30 billion annually is required to fund sustainable transformations. The fashion industry can harness technology to pave the way for a #greenerfuture: 🔍 Transparent supply chains: Digital tools enable meticulous tracking of materials and fair labor practices.  🧪 Innovative materials: Embracing eco-friendly alternatives and investing in research and development are paramount.  🏭 Efficient production: Industry 4.0 technologies streamline processes, reduce waste, and optimise resource use.  🔄 Circular economy: Prioritising #recycling, #upcycling, and #repair minimises waste and extends product lifespans. By embracing #sustainability, the fashion industry can safeguard our planet while solidifying its own long-term viability. It's time to redefine success beyond mere profit margins, prioritising both people and the #environment. The industry's evolution towards sustainability is not a passing fad, but a revolution. It's a transformation that requires collective action and unwavering commitment. 💪 Join the conversation and share your insights on the fashion industry's path towards a #sustainablefuture. #GREENIPATH #GreenPathForward #GreenFashion #CircularEconomy #EthicalFashion #EcoFriendly #ConsciousConsumerism #Retail #Innovation #SustainableFashion #FastFashion #SaveThePlanet #letsSustain #EnvironmentalImpact #PlanetEarth #ReduceReuseRecycle #EnvironmentalAwareness #InvestInTheFuture #environmentalconservation #EnvironmentalProtection #ClimateChampions #ClimateFinance #EmissionsTrading #CarbonMarket #CarbonTrading #CarbonCredits #CarbonOffset #CarbonFootprint #ProtectOurPlanet #ProtectWildlife #PreserveNature #SaveOurTreasures #sustainabilitymatters #SustainableLiving #SustainabilityLeadership #ActOnClimate #actnow #greenearth #greenerworld #netzero #GreenFuture #GoGreen