US’ Recover and Portugal’s Polopiqué partner for circular fashion

In a new multi-year agreement Recover and Polopiqué, have partnered together to achieve sustainable manufacturing and provide end-to-end solutions for the fashion industry. Portuguese-based Polopiqué is a leading textiles company, while Recover is a US-based material sciences company and producer of low-impact recycled cotton fibre and cotton fibre blends.

Polopiqué has mastered all stages of the textile production process, from spinning, weaving and finishing, to the design and commercialisation of high-quality products. By incorporating Recover fibre into its process, the two companies can support brands and retailers at every step in the supply chain and create an easy solution for brands to produce fully sustainable apparel, at scale, Recover and Polopiqué said in a joint media release.

The Portuguese company is dedicated to scaling through the sustainable vertical integration of its production cycle into the industry’s value chain and its products to date contain at least 50 per cent organic cotton and GRS certified recycled polyester. With the adoption of Recover´s lowest-impact recycled cotton fibre, the company will further reduce its ecological footprint.

In a new multi-year agreement Recover and Polopiqué, have partnered together to achieve sustainable manufacturing and provide end-to-end solutions for the fashion industry. Portuguese-based Polopiqué is a leading textiles company, while Recover is a US-based material sciences company and producer of low-impact recycled cotton fibre and cotton fibre blends.

By partnering together, the two companies also offer an increased global reach and proximity to the customer, with Polopiqué already exporting to 47 countries and working with 1,065 partners worldwide and Recover creating new production hubs in Bangladesh and Pakistan in 2021, to support the current market demand.

Under the new partnership, they both provide brands with the opportunity to take advantage of Recover’s recycled cotton fibres across its product lines, as well as helping them reach their sustainability goals and combat the environmental issues that the use of cotton creates, the release said.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD)