The textile recycling process: From Old Clothes To New Fabric

Introduction The textile recycling process begins with sorting clothes by fiber type and color. The most common fibers used in textile recycling are cotton, wool, and nylon, this is because these fibers are easiest to break down and blend with new fibers. The next step in the textile recycling process is known as

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