01
Natural fibres
- Cotton hosiery clips↗
- Cotton yarn waste↗
- Denim cuttings and clips↗
- Wool and cashmere waste↗
- Jute and hessian scrap↗
- Linen and flax waste↗
- Wiping rags↗
- White and coloured cotton↗
Natural · Synthetic · Blended
Textile Scrap
From cutting-room waste to post-consumer textiles, sorted for their next use.What we accept & supply
We handle natural, synthetic and blended textile waste by fibre, colour, construction and recovery route.
LooseBaggedBaledRollsClipsYarnFibreShredded
Complete category coverage
Common grades,
plus everything between.
02
Synthetic fibres
- Polyester fabric scrap↗
- Nylon waste↗
- Acrylic fibre waste↗
- Polypropylene nonwoven scrap↗
- Polyester yarn waste↗
- Fleece and microfibre offcuts↗
- Carpet and upholstery scrap↗
- Technical textile waste↗
03
Garments and blended textiles
- Garment cutting waste↗
- Cotton-polyester blends↗
- Post-consumer clothing↗
- Surplus fabric rolls↗
- Rejected garments↗
- Home textile waste↗
- Shoe and bag fabric offcuts↗
- Mixed textile bales↗
Lot checks
Material aligned
before movement.
- 01Fibre composition declaration
- 02Colour and shade sorting
- 03Hard-part and accessory limits
- 04Moisture and odour inspection
Typical destinations
Matched to the
right recovery route.
Open-end spinningFelt and insulationWiping clothFibre regenerationNonwoven productionDowncycling and recovery
Other categories
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