Circularity
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BB Engineering unveils new, patented “Val-uePack” spin pack at ITM 2026
At the upcoming ITM in Istanbul, taking place June 9–13 at the Tüyap Fair Convention and Congress Center in Hall…
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Lindex and BASF bring textile-to-textile recycled polyamide to lingerie
Lindex has partnered with BASF to introduce BASF’s loopamid® recycled polyamide into the lingerie category, marking another step in the…
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EU moves to stop destruction of unsold fashion products from 2026
The European Union is taking another step toward reducing textile waste under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). New…
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The waste that isn’t worthless
Bangladesh’s garment cutting floors produce between 330,000 and 500,000 tonnes of fabric offcuts every year. The recycling machinery exists. International buyers…
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CYCLO joins dialogue on circular transition in Bangladesh’s textile sector
CYCLO® Recycled Fibers took part in the seminar “Accelerating Circular Transition through SWITCH2CE Pilot Pathways in Bangladesh,” held on 6…
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France tightens oversight of textile waste system as Refashion faces €170,000 fine
France is stepping up control over its Extended Producer Responsibility system for textiles, known locally as SCRAP. The move follows…
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BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology highlights circular fashion dialogue at BTKG expo 2026
BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology took part in Bangladesh International Textile, Knitting and Garment Industry Expo 2026 from 29…
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Bangladesh moves to put circular textiles at the center of its garment strategy
Senior officials, industry leaders, and sustainability researchers gathered in Dhaka this week to shape what could become a defining policy…
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The bin in the home is the enemy – you cannot trace your way out of that.
“Every conversation about circularity comes back to product data. The industry is chasing perfection on the product. The biggest unknown…
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No chemicals, no landfill – Envoy Textiles in Bangladesh recycles 700 tons of fabric waste monthly
The denim industry generates a lot of waste. Yarn offcuts, fabric scraps, rejected rolls most of it ends up somewhere…
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