01 · TEXTILES
Textiles and clothing.
Sorted by fibre, not by weight.
Bank, bag and bulk textiles from HWRCs, bring sites and businesses. Wearable items go to reuse first, and the rest is split by fibre.
HOW IT WORKS
From bank to new fibre
in five steps.
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We collect
Banks, containers or bulk loads from your sites, sized to what they actually generate. Extra lifts when things get busy.
We split it
Wearable items come out for reuse first. The rest is separated into dedicated streams by fibre and material type.
We match it
Each stream goes to the specialist partner best placed to recycle it, including fibre-to-fibre recyclers across Europe.
Fibre-to-fibre
The aim for every stream: fibre recovered and spun into new yarn. Other routes only where that isn't possible yet.
We prove it
Weights, streams, destinations and outcomes, reported monthly and kept audit-ready.
How we handle it
Every load is graded for its highest sensible use, not for whoever pays most this week.
1 · Collect
2 · Reuse first
3 · Split and match
From your banks, bags or bulk loads, with a transfer note and weighbridge ticket for every load.
Wearable items come out and go back into use.
The rest is separated by fibre into dedicated streams and matched to fibre-to-fibre partners across Europe wherever possible. Other routes only where fibre-to-fibre isn't possible yet.
What we take.
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Textile banks at household waste recycling centres
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Clothing, footwear and household textiles
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Uniforms and workwear, including secure destruction routes for branded kit
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Retail surplus and returns
Councils and HWRC operators
We support textile collections at 108 HWRCs and handle 230+ tonnes a month.
Waste companies
A textile partner rather than a merchant.
Retailers and employers
Surplus stock, returns or old uniforms.
25 years in, textiles are still the job we know best.
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Snap a photo
Of the bank, the bale or the pile. A phone picture is fine.
Got a stream nobody wants?
Good.
Send it our way. We'll come back with a route, a price and an honest view on how close to new fibre we can get it.
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Rough numbers
Approximate tonnes, bank count or loads a month. Best guesses welcome.
LET'S TALK
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Where it is
Site postcodes and any access quirks we should know about.