CTD (Circular Textile Days) event held in Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.

Clothing Companies Must Clean Up Their Own Waste Mountain.

Textile companies such as C&A, Inditex, or H&M will be responsible for the waste generated by the clothing they bring to the market starting this summer. At the Circular Textile Days fair, innovative companies presented solutions for the millions of kilograms of textile waste.

New European initiative to support SMEs in transforming textile waste into value

The European textile confederation Euratex and 42 partners signed the launch of RegioGreenTex on February 21. This project has three years to identify and reduce the difficulties that are currently holding back circular initiatives in the European textile-clothing industry.

The 11TH Workshop On Cellulose On Cellulose, Regenerated Cellulose And Cellulose Derivatives

“Cotton waste as an alternative raw material for the Lyocell spinning process”

Sustainability Talks Istanbul

Sustainability Governance, Traceability, Circularity, New Generation Raw Materials, Innovative Manufacturing Solutions and Carbon Neutrality will be the hot topics of this year’s conference

Sustainability in the digitilised textile world towards 2030

Our CMO Süleyman Kocasert has participated in the 14th International Ekoteks Symposium on “Sustainability in the Digitalized Textile World Towards 2030” which organized by the Textile Ecological Test Research and Development Center (Ekoteks) and The Istanbul Ready-Made Clothing and Apparel Exporters’ Association.

Circular Textile Days

We are greatful to Circular Textile Days Team for creating an opportunity to their Participants and visitors to exchange our information, knowledge and methods about textiles recycling.

Get to know our new CEO Erik Van Der Weerd

He is a chemical engineer, has worked as a responsible for new production and design in international companies for 10 years. After this he worked for 25 years in his family company Wevotex as managing director. Wevotex is delivering home textiles to hotels and hospitals. Because of the high volumes of cotton in their product offerings, He came in contact with SaXcell which is the ultimate recycling solution to solve the waste problem of end-of-life textiles. The SaXcell concept fascinated him from the very beginning and in 2019.He became more involved as Wevotex became one of the new shareholders and he was offered a position in the SaXcell board.

Circular Economy

Circular Economy depends largely on producers taking responsibility for recycling of products after consumers dispose them and for improving their design.

Our goal for the future is that eventually much more discarded textiles will be collected and processed into new products through our SaXcell process

Teaser opening pilot plant

Forcing clothing manufacturers to use recycled material

Every year, The Dutch throws more than 135 million kilos of textile into the garment bins. Only 1 percent of that enormous amount is recycled. Recyclers say that, i order to still achieve the climate goals, action is needed now.

Consortium welcomes pilot cotton recycling plant

A consortium of companies championing a new textile recycling technology has founded a new pilot production

From workwear to workwear - SaXcell

In 2011 the innovative fiber called SaXcell was created by researchers of the Sustainable & Functional Textiles research group.

New fabrics make recycling possible, but are they suitable for high street?

Fiber-based textiles claim to be highly recyclable, but fashion quality controls prevent them from going mainstream

Saxcell re-uses cotton to produce yarn

Billions of kilos of cotton are being thrown away annually, but the answer to this wasteful problem might be on its way.

SaXcell At Material District

SaXcell, an abbreviation of Saxion cellulose, is a regenerated virgin textile fiber made from chemically recycled domestic cotton waste.