Debrand, a Canadian reverse logistics textile solutions provider, and Eastman, a specialty chemical and recycling company, have partnered to recycle waste material from global fashion and footwear brands.
The partnership leverages Debrand’s collection capabilities alongside Eastman's molecular recycling technology. Apparel waste is reduced to its molecular basics for reprocessing into Naia Renew fibers, which are crafted from sustainably sourced wood pulp and recycled waste materials. The program, currently in its pilot phase, aims to recycle 5,000 pounds of pre and post-consumer apparel waste.
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