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Global textile waste & recycle rate:

Data on global textile waste recycle rate presented as a pie chart.
Wastes which are not recycled are either incinerated or go to a landfill, both are which pose negative impact to the environment.

From B grades, sample overstock and selvedge cuttings, waste material are an inevitable part of textile production. And up to 30% of finished textiles become cutting wastes.

Annual global textile waste (Estimate) 2017

Over 5% of landfill mass is occupied by PCTW (Post consumer textile waste) according to US EPA.

2 millions tons

11 millions tons

Morphlon^®

While bottled recycled fibers are common alternatives to virgin yarns, it fulfills the recycling incentives of another industry while we turn a blind eye on textile industry’s own problems. Morphlon® give waste material a new life and significantly reduces the amount of non-compostable waste going to the waste stream.

Textile waste

Shredded waste

Opened fibers

Morphlon^® yarn

Textile waste

Shredded waste

Opened fibers

Morphlon^® Nonwoven textile

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The manufacture of Morphlon® is highly efficient and doesn’t require use of additional water, chemicals or additives. The minimal process also reduces carbon emission and energy use.

Collection

Sorting

Deconstruct

Refinement

Yarn Spinning

Energy consumption and carbon emission comparison

Tower chart comparing Energy consumption and carbon emission between Morphlon® and virgin products comparable to it.