Aalto University’s Fashion/Textile Futures research group has launched a new section on the Circular Textiles platform, making key learnings from the project’s research easily accessible to both citizens and industry professionals.
As part of the T-REX Blueprint, this report, drawing on insights from the techno-economic assessment (TEA), explores the business viability and feasibility of scaling textile-to-textile recycling in Europe.
As part of the T-REX Blueprint for scaling textile-to-textile recycling in the EU, we are excited to share a summary report of the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Plastic Leakage Analysis, conducted by consortium partner Quantis.
The T-REX Project reveals an example of what circularity can look like in practice — with demonstrator products created using successful recycling processes for polyester, polyamide 6, and cellulosic materials in Europe.
The shift from a linear to a circular apparel industry is gaining momentum — with new technologies, consumer expectations and policies all pushing for change. To support this transition, T-REX project has released the “Technical Guidance: Designing Garments for Textile-to-Textile Recyclability.”
What does it take to make textile circularity a reality in Europe? Take a look behind the scenes of the EU-funded T-REX Project in this short documentary.
T-REX Project marks the successful completion of its three-year innovation programme, unveiling a comprehensive Blueprint for Scaling Textile-to-Textile Recycling across Europe.
Join us live on LinkedIn at 15:30 CET on Wednesday, May 28th as T-REX Project consortium partners unveil our proposed blueprint for scaling textile-to-textile recycling in the EU.
Join the online event on May 9th where Natalia Mena from adidas will present the T-REX Project blueprint for scaling textile-to-textile recycling in Europe.
T-REX Project releases white paper providing strategic recommendations for policymakers to facilitate a robust and sustainable textile recycling ecosystem in the EU.
On March 4, we invite you to join the webinar co-organized by the Fédération de la Mode Circulaire and ESSCA’s Institute for ethical fashion and ecological consumption, featuring our consortium member Elina Lewe from Aalto University.
This week at Première Vision Paris, we had the pleasure of joining our consortium partners Drishti Masand, Senior Manager, Sustainability Direction at adidas, and Xavier Villetard, Innovation Offers Development Manager at Veolia, in a fireside chat about unlocking a circular textile ecosystem.
Jyotsna Gopinath, innovation analyst at Fashion For Good, shared insights on the challenges and opportunities in textile recycling on the Pardon My Planet podcast by LGI Sustainable Innovation.
In the latest interview of our "Meet the Consortium" series, we are in conversation with Xavier Villetard, Innovation Offers Development Manager at Veolia, the waste management partner within the T-REX Project.
In our “Meet the consortium” series, we ask T-REX Project partners about their organisations’ role in the project, the challenges the consortium aims to overcome, as well as the opportunities within and outlookfor the textile industry. This time, we spoke with Doris Hondtong, Circular Product Developer atArapaha.
Continuing our series of introductions to the T-REX Project consortium, we are in conversation with Prof. Dr. Dietmar Drummer from the Institute of Polymer Technology (LKT), Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg.
After 5 weeks, our circular fashion awareness campaign hosted in collaboration with Fédération de la Mode Circulaire, and curated by Aalto University, has successfully concluded.
13 major players from across the entire value chain came together in the T-REX Project to create a harmonised EU blueprint for closed loop sorting, and recycling of household textile waste. Continuing our series of consortium introductions, we are in conversation with Ramon Pragt, R&D Engineer at CuRe Technology.
T-REX Project hosted a policy roundtable on the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) in Brussels. The event encouraged an open exchange on key issues between stakeholders including brands, manufacturers, policymakers, and other key players in the textile industry ecosystem.
Within the T-REX Project, we aim to demonstrate the full recycling process of polyester, polyamide 6, and cellulosic materials from textile waste into new garments. Today, we are in conversation with Matilda Kosunen, Product Manager at Infinited Fiber Company, the recycling partner of the consortium addressing the cellulosic materials stream.
A chapter co-authored by Anubhuti Bhatnagar and Kirsi Niinimäki from Aalto University has been published in "Corporate Social Responsibility in Textiles and Fashion", a book presenting case studies dealing with sustainable supply chain management and eco-friendly manufacturing in the textile industry.
Partners of the T-REX Project work closely on demonstrating sustainable and economically feasible business models for closed loop textile-to-textile recycling in Europe. Mireille Faist, Principal Sustainability Expert at Quantis, explains the work of the global sustainability consultancy in the project and shares her future outlook in our recent interview.
We continue our series of conversations with T-REX Project consortium partners. This time, we speak to Friedrich Schopf, CEO at Linz Textil Group, about the company’s role in the project and the future outlook for the textile industry.
The T-REX Project consortium is launching a collaboration with Race Against Waste in a joint mission to inspire more people to participate in the transition to a circular economy, and help beat the ever mounting issue of discarded textiles.
In the latest interview of our "Meet the Consortium" series, Daniela Antunes, Marketing Manager at Fulgar, discusses her role in the T-REX Project, the industry's challenges, and her vision for the future.
This week, our consortium members Drishti Masand (adidas) and Jyotsna Gopinath (Fashion for Good) attended Munich Fabric Start to share insights from the T-REX Project.
T-REX Project brings together major players from across the entire value chain to create a harmonized EU blueprint for closed-loop sorting, and recycling of household textile waste. We spoke with Edo Lieven, commercial leader of the PET fibres and filaments business for the European Fashion and Lifestyle industry at Indorama Ventures, to discuss his role in the project, the challenges it addresses, and the future outlook for the sector.
The T-REX Project is pleased to welcome two spinning partners to the consortium: Fulgar, an Italian yarn manufacturer, and Indorama Ventures, one of the world’s leading petrochemicals producers.
Learn how T-REX (Textile Recycling Excellence) Project is developing a blueprint for scaling closed-loop recycling of post-consumer textiles across the EU in our new explainer video.
Major players from across the entire value chain collaborate towards demonstrating a potential scalable solution for textile-to-textile recycling in the T-REX Project.In our series of interviews with the consortium partners, we are in conversation with Alexandra Barrios, Senior Manager Technology Innovation at adidas.
Drishti Masand, Sustainability Direction at adidas, shared the ambition of the T-REX Project in conversation with Adrien Garcia on Premiere Vision's Smart Creations podcast.
From 10 June until 16 August, Aalto University will be offering an interactive, hands-on workshop activity at the Heureka Science Center in Vantaa, Finland as part of their new exhibition ‘DRESSCODE: Sustainable’.
We continue introducing T-REX Project consortium partners, and this week, we are in conversation with Kirsi Niinimäki, Associate Professor at Aalto University in Finland, about her role in the project and the work done by the university.
Transform your wardrobe and the planet by embracing circular consumption. Together, we can drive circularity and ease the strain on our planet's precious resources.
What role will the social life cycle assessment (S-LCA) play in the transition towards a circular economy? Anubhuti Bhatnagar, Anna Härri, Jarkko Levänen and Kirsi Niinimäki from Aalto University and LUT University explored this concept in the latest review article published in the "Resources, Conservation and Recycling" journal.
As part of the T-REX Project citizen engagement activities, Aalto University organised a clothing exchange and workshop series, coinciding with the 10th international Fashion Revolution Week.
T-REX Project brings together major players from across the entire value chain to create a harmonised EU blueprint for closed-loop sorting, and recycling of household textile waste. We met with Jyotsna Gopinath, Innovation Analyst at Fashion for Good, to discuss her role in the project, the challenges it addresses, and the future outlook for the sector.
Last week, the Fashion for Good museum hosted a Clothes Swap in collaboration with the T-REX Project, featuring interactive workshops from Aalto University.
Starting 23 April, Aalto University is organising a clothing exchange and workshop series in Finland as part of the citizen engagement activities for the T-REX Project.
Join us at the Fashion for Good museum on 7 May to find your perfect outfit by swapping your pre-loved items and participate in interactive workshops from our partners Aalto University.
The second open webinar of a series by T-REX Project and SCIRT took place on 29 November. This session was dedicated to the importance of data and digital-led solutions for scaling circularity in the fashion industry.
Together with fellow New Cotton Project, our consortium partners attended the first ECOSYSTEX conference in Barcelona, which brought together other EU-funded projects addressing different challenges around sustainability in textiles.
Our consortium partners from Aalto University presented a poster on the risks and opportunities for a socially sustainable circular economy transition in the textile sector.
Inspiring the fashion industry's transition to a circular future: T-REX Project was showcased in Aalto University's "Designs for a Cooler Planet 2023: Invisible" exhibition alongside New Cotton Project and FINIX.
In September, our consortium gathered at the Fashion for Good headquarters in Amsterdam to plan the next steps in the project and share insights and learnings so far. Complete with a site visit to CuRe Technology in Emmen, these few days were very fruitful for T-REX Project, stay tuned for exciting updates!
What are the social risks of circular economy transitions in various industries, and what role does social lifecycle assessment play in evaluating these risks? At the 5th PLATE conference this year, Anubhuti Bhatnagar and Kirsi Niinimäki from Aalto University shared suggestions for incorporating social LCA in circularity metrics to avoid the unintended consequences of circular economy.
EU funded projects, T-REX Project and SCIRT are joining forces in a series of open-source webinars to help navigate the transformations taking place in the European textile landscape.
What are the biggest challenges and opportunities for textiles and circular practices? Our consortium partners discussed this topic in a webinar moderated by Professor Kirsi Niinimäki 28 September 2023.
How can the textile industry encourage circular practices that are important to consumers, adapt marketing strategies and develop new policies to increase participation in more sustainable and circular alternatives? This Master’s thesis by Malmö University graduate student Elina Lewe explores the consumer role in the transition to a more circular system when it comes to textiles.
What is needed to boost closed-loop business models in the textile industry? T-REX Project partners participated in the “Wardrobe of the future” session at WCEF 2023.
We're happy to be part of ECOSYSTEX, a network launched by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) to help accelerate collaboration in the textile sustainability and circularity field.
The T-REX Project consortium completes the first step in the project with the development of specification guidelines for feedstock and product. The guidelines will underpin the processes for ensuring that the correct type and amount of feedstock are available from the collection sources in the project.
The journey to a circular system for post-consumer textile waste begins.
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