It ain't fashion, if it ain't sustainable

Karla Magruder

PRESS RELEASE / Announcement

11 March 2025

2 minutes

With this release, Wrangler joins a growing list of brands bringing circular products to market through Accelerating Circularity’s trials.

Wrangler x Accelerating Circularity Jeans Launch at Walmart

New York, U.S.: Following the successful launch of circular products at Target, another milestone in textile-to-textile recycling has landed in the market: the Wrangler x Accelerating Circularity jeans, now available at Walmart. This launch showcases the viability of integrating mechanically recycled post-consumer and post-industrial cotton into...

Going Circular / Accelerating Circularity

15 February 2024

2 minutes

BCS will enable companies to better meet their own goals of incorporating recycled materials and GHG reduction targets.

Accelerating Circularity Launches Next Phase; to Build on 3 Workstreams

The Accelerating Circularity Project (ACP) has begun work on ‘Building Circular Systems’ (BCS) that promise to enable the reduction of the textile industry’s GHG impacts and reduce the volume of textiles going to landfill and incineration.

Staff Writer

Going Circular / Playbook

17 June 2023

4 minutes

Today less than 1% of all used clothing is recycled into new materials. The textile industry must become circular to eliminate this waste and cut the need for virgin raw materials.

Step-by-Step Guide Launched for Moving to Circular Business Model

A ‘playbook’ from nonprofit Accelerating Circularity charts out the fundamental steps for creating circular systems to turn spent textiles into the raw materials used to produce new textiles.

Staff Writer

Going Circular / Recycling Resources

27 January 2023

1 minute

One of the 143 companies listed in the ACP Recycler List is Finnish company Spinnova PLC, known for its Spinnova fibre.

Accelerating Circularity Launches Directory to Push Textile-to-Textile Recycling

A comprehensive directory of textile recyclers from 27 countries has been released by nonprofit Accelerating Circularity in a bid to create new supply chains and business models to turn spent textiles into mainstream raw materials.