Circ

🇺🇸 United States

Circ is a U.S.-based textile recycling company pioneering the transformation of blended fabrics, especially polycotton, into high-quality recycled fibers. Their innovative hydrothermal process enables the recovery of both polyester and cotton from fabrics that are traditionally difficult to recycle, offering a scalable solution for the fashion industry’s growing sustainability challenges. By partnering with leading brands such as Zara, Zalando, and Allbirds, Circ integrates its recycled fibers into commercial textile collections, supporting a circular economy and reducing the environmental impact of fashion production. The company’s approach addresses waste management, conserves resources, and fosters the use of sustainable materials across the textile supply chain. Circ is also investing in large-scale infrastructure, including a $500 million recycling plant in France, set to process 70,000 metric tons of textile waste annually by 2028. Through these initiatives, Circ aims to set new industry standards for textile recycling, promoting innovation, sustainability, and responsible material usage worldwide.
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About (Circ)

Circ is a U.S.-based textile recycling company pioneering the transformation of blended fabrics, especially polycotton, into high-quality recycled fibers. Their innovative hydrothermal process enables the recovery of both polyester and cotton from fabrics that are traditionally difficult to recycle, offering a scalable solution for the fashion industry’s growing sustainability challenges.

By partnering with leading brands such as Zara, Zalando, and Allbirds, Circ integrates its recycled fibers into commercial textile collections, supporting a circular economy and reducing the environmental impact of fashion production. The company’s approach addresses waste management, conserves resources, and fosters the use of sustainable materials across the textile supply chain.

Circ is also investing in large-scale infrastructure, including a $500 million recycling plant in France, set to process 70,000 metric tons of textile waste annually by 2028. Through these initiatives, Circ aims to set new industry standards for textile recycling, promoting innovation, sustainability, and responsible material usage worldwide.