We help recycle waste fabrics and plastics by building machines that enable easy sorting and identification, anywhere, anytime.

London, England
Joined January 2018
If you are in London this weekend (18/19 June), come and visit us in the Adult zone at the Great Exhibition Road Festival! (@ExRdFestival). Demonstrating our plastic & fabric identification machines, explaining how NIR tech can sort materials and enable the circular economy
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Quick plastic scanning to identify plastics helps businesses recycle
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Our FabriTell unit identifying what a fabric is made of in under 1 second. Dm to find out how this affordable machine can drive the recycling of fabrics #whatsinmyclothes #Textile #recycling
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We are doing our bit helping to identify and segregate textiles by material type. More needs to be done on the production side though (it is happening !!)
100% circular by 2050: a time when there is dignity, equity and equality. A time when our shared textiles resources, in the form of products and raw materials, are kept in continual circulation. Virgin resources are no longer needed. Will you join the journey?
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Replying to @WCTD2050
On it already helping to identify and segregate textiles by material type. More needs to be done on the production side though
Replying to @dilyswilliams
I agree we should limit production but we also need to increase recyclability of products. Not enough is being done to segregate materials and often end of life products just going to landfill.
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Wow we would love to come with our plastics scanner one week ?
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A simple video showing how you might use a FabriTell to sort end of life clothes to drive #recycling #textile #sustainablefashion