Textile
Textile waste and surplus fabrics can often be reused, recycled or processed into new fibres and products. APT connects companies offering textile streams with buyers, recyclers and processors looking for secondary fibres, fabrics and other reusable textile materials.
Available Textile listings
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Buy and sell textile materials
Textiles are used across fashion, interiors, automotive, construction, healthcare and many other industries. Production offcuts, surplus fabrics and end-of-life textile products can often be reused or processed into secondary fibres and materials.
APT connects companies offering textile waste and secondary textile materials with recyclers, processors and industrial buyers.
Find textile materials for reuse and recycling
Looking for fabrics, fibres or textile production residues? Browse available listings and compare materials based on fibre type, composition, condition, colour, quantity and location.
Available streams may include:
- Cotton
- Polyester
- Wool
- Nylon
- Viscose
- Acrylic
- Blended textiles
- Fabric offcuts
- Yarn residues
- Nonwoven materials
- Industrial textiles
- Used clothing
- Upholstery materials
- Recycled textile fibres
- Mixed textile fractions
Clear information about fibre composition is especially important when determining suitable reuse and recycling routes.
Sell textile waste and production residues
Textile manufacturers, fashion companies, furniture producers, laundries, recyclers and other businesses can use APT to find new destinations for surplus and residual textile materials.
Both one-off batches and recurring production streams can be offered. Useful listing information can include:
- Fibre composition
- Material type
- Colour
- Fabric weight
- Condition
- Contamination
- Coatings or treatments
- Processing status
- Available quantity
- Collection or delivery options
Detailed specifications help buyers determine whether materials are suitable for direct reuse, fibre recovery or further processing.
Textile reuse and recycling opportunities
Textile materials can follow different circular routes depending on their quality and composition.
Possible applications include:
- Direct reuse of fabrics
- Reuse of garments and products
- Mechanical fibre recycling
- Chemical fibre recycling
- Recycled yarn production
- Insulation materials
- Acoustic products
- Filling and padding
- Nonwoven products
- Industrial wiping materials
- Composite materials
Clean and well-sorted mono-material textile streams generally offer more options for high-quality recycling.
Keep textile fibres in circulation
Recovering textile materials can reduce waste and lower demand for virgin fibres and other raw materials.
APT helps connect suppliers, recyclers, processors and buyers so textile waste can find suitable destinations for reuse, fibre recovery and new product applications.