Circular economy

Circular textiles

Addressing India's ~7.8 million tonnes of annual textile waste, we collect, deep-sort and route textiles to reuse, recycling or upcycling — issuing diversion certificates that support ESG and CSR reporting.

Our solutions

Our services

Collection

Corporate, household, industrial and organisational sourcing.

Sorting & processing

Classification at Textile Recovery Facilities.

Authorised end-destinations

Downcycling, recycling and upcycling routes.

Certification & reporting

Diversion certificates for ESG tracking.

Training & workshops

Community skills development.

Swap shops

Thrift stores in Bengaluru and Gurugram.

Process & methodology

Collect to sort to route to upcycle to certify

1

Collect

Organised drives or on-site bins.

2

Sort

By condition, quality and composition into rewearable and non-wearable.

3

Route

To authorised downcycling, recycling or upcycling units.

4

Upcycle

Reusable fabrics become bags, pouches and décor via self-help groups.

5

Certify

Issue diversion certificates for ESG and sustainability tracking.

Stakeholders served

Who we work with

  • Corporates & institutions
    ESG compliance and reporting support.
  • Government bodies & NGOs
    Awareness and training partnerships.
  • Communities & residential complexes
    Reuse and responsible disposal.

Technology & reporting

  • NIR scannersnear-infrared material-composition sorting.
  • Reporting toolswaste diversion tracking for BRSR and ESG.

Textile Recovery Facilities

Bengaluru (Kalena Agrahara) Gurugram (Sector 37)
Real results

Measurable impact

400+ T
Textile waste diverted from landfill
2
Textile Recovery Facilities
10,000
Garments recirculated via swap/thrift
3,000+
Waste pickers trained (53% women)

Trusted by leading organisations

MicrosoftITCNIVEAReckittIDHUsha Yarns
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What types of textile waste do you handle?

Pre-consumer (production) and post-consumer waste — clothing, home textiles and production fabric.

Do you provide certification?

Yes — diversion certificates document the fate of your textile waste for ESG and CSR reporting.

What happens to rewearable items?

Good-condition garments are recirculated through swap and thrift channels; the rest are recycled or upcycled.

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