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Sustainable Textiles and Circularity

Circular materials, credible claims and compliant chemistry.

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Sustainability in textiles has to be engineered, not announced. I own lululemon’s Textile to Textile recycled cotton and synthetic polymer programmes, working with recyclers, chip producers, polymerisation partners and spinners to produce full-circle recycled yarns, and I represent the brand on EU sustainable steering committees including ReHubs and Accelerating Circularity.

That experience means I can help you integrate circular materials into real product, run lifecycle assessments that stand up to scrutiny, keep chemistry compliant with evolving European and global legislation, and make environmental claims you can evidence.

What this includes

Sustainable Textiles in practice

  • 01

    Development and integration of circular materials.

  • 02

    Leading lifecycle assessments and chemical compliance in line with global legislation.

  • 03

    Guidance on sustainability certifications and traceability (e.g. GRS, bluesign®, OEKO-TEX®), supporting credible environmental claims.

How we work

A clear path from brief to delivery

  1. STEP 1

    Baseline

    Where your materials, chemistry and claims stand today against your targets and the legislation that applies to your markets.

  2. STEP 2

    Strategy

    A material-by-material plan for circular content, certification and traceability that fits your product and price architecture.

  3. STEP 3

    Develop

    Recycled and circular material development with the right partners, validated for performance as well as impact.

  4. STEP 4

    Evidence

    Lifecycle assessment, chemical compliance and certification support so every claim is credible.

Frequently asked

Questions about sustainable textiles

Which certifications do you advise on?

Commonly the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), bluesign®, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and related schemes, plus traceability approaches that support them. I help you choose the ones that match your claims and your customers.

What is textile-to-textile recycling?

Recycling post-consumer or post-industrial textiles back into fibre and yarn for new textiles, rather than into lower-value products. It is technically demanding, particularly for blended fabrics, and benefits from someone who has taken programmes from R&D to commercial yarn.

Can you help with chemical compliance?

Yes. I lead chemical compliance in line with European and global legislation, working with testing partners and restricted substance lists so your materials remain compliant as the rules change.

Ready to talk about sustainable textiles?

Email lisa@textiles360.net or use the contact form.

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