Closed-Loop

The yarn buy-back program

Recovered recycled cotton yarn returns to production, closing the loop on your retired textiles.

The buy-back program closes the loop: recycled cotton yarn recovered from destroyed textiles is made available for manufacturers to buy back into new production. Instead of paying to dispose of retired textiles and separately sourcing new fiber, the same material is destroyed, recovered, and returned, with documentation throughout.

Overview

Buy-Back Program

The buy-back turns disposal into recovery: the fiber from your retired textiles becomes yarn that can re-enter manufacturing.

It is the part of the program that makes the closed loop a business story, not just a sustainability one, and it is documented end to end.

FAQ

Buy-Back Program FAQ

A program that returns recycled cotton yarn, recovered from destroyed textiles, back into production for manufacturers to purchase.
The same material is destroyed, recovered into yarn, and returned to manufacturing, rather than disposed of and replaced with new fiber.
Yes, destruction and recovery are documented end to end.
No. Buy-back is an option, not a condition. Material is destroyed and recovered either way; buying it back simply closes the loop on your own program rather than the fiber going to another manufacturer.
It depends on volume, specification, and the market at the time. Share what you order and how often, and we will give you a straight comparison rather than a claim that it is always cheaper.

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