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TEXTILES ARE TOO
GOOD TO WASTE
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Our mission is to build circular systems that turn used textiles into new raw materials
Impact in Action
We’re turning commitment into measurable progress.
Through our Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action, Accelerating Circularity is working with partners across the value chain to scale textile-to-textile recycling.
These numbers represent more than metrics — they show the collective effort of brands, recyclers, collectors, and innovators building a system where textiles become raw materials for new products.
Connection. Action. Transformation.
These aren't just words — they're the foundation of every program we run.
Together with our partners, we're testing, scaling, and shaping the future of circular textiles. Discover our programs and join the movement.
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![Bags of assorted textiles or clothing stacked together.]()
CSTIM
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![Close-up of a printing or manufacturing roller with a white printed sheet being fed through.]()
ACTR
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![Four women seated on stage at a sustainability summit panel discussion with an audience. The backdrop displays the event title 'Sourcing Journal Sustainability Summit' and the subtitle 'The Road to 2030'.]()
BCS
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![People working together outdoors to clean or handle large piles of white fabric or clothing, with some splashing water and a cloudy sky in the background.]()
Next Use Network
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![A large pile of assorted clothes and textiles inside a metallic container or bin, with various colors and fabrics visible.]()
Mapping Secondhand Material Flows
Tipping the Scale
Mass Balance in Chemical Recycling
Our latest white paper explores how mass balance can help scale chemical textile recycling within existing supply chains — with real-world examples and perspectives from both polyester and cotton recyclers.
Be part of a world where textiles are never wasted .
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