Textile Recycling refers to the process of converting discarded textiles and waste into recycled fiber and recycled textile fiber, reducing environmental impact and conserving resources. It plays a vital role in sustainable fashion and effective Textile Waste Management across the textile industry.

Recycling technologies include mechanical and chemical methods that process pre-consumer and post-consumer waste into Recycled Fabric, recycled nonwoven, and new yarns. Advanced systems enable Recycled Plastic to Fiber, transforming PET bottles into high-performance Recycled Polyester suitable for apparel and technical textiles.

Sources for recycling include industrial scraps, household waste, and Used Clothing Recycling. Natural waste is reprocessed into recycled cotton fiber and Recycled Cotton, commonly used in casual wear, denim, wipes, and mattress filling recycled materials.

In India, textile recycling India is rapidly expanding, supporting applications like insulation, furnishings, and Upcycled Clothing. By extending material life cycles, recycled textiles promote circular fashion and sustainable manufacturing practices.