Debrand is North America's most comprehensive textile sustainability and circularity hub for apparel and retail brands
Trusted by the world's leading brands
What we offer
Our holistic ecosystem approach for next-life logistics combines tech-enabled sortation with expert solution partnerships to deliver the highest impact possible at scale in reuse, recycling, responsible disposal, and circular textile innovations.
Our featured projects
Whether we’re helping build systems of sustainability and circularity with global brands or testing advanced recycling and resale pilots with our vetted solution and innovation partners, our commitment to trust, transparency, and integrity is at the root of every project we take on.

Everlane
Creating a true circular system through Everlane's damaged returns program that's adaptable, and thoughtfully integrated across its operations.

Canada Goose
Supporting Canada Goose's next-life ecosystem by enabling higher-value solution channels like reuse via donation to communities in need.

Samsara Eco
An innovation partnership enabling the creation of the world's first retail garment for lululemon, made from enzymatic textile-to-textile recycling.
What we're talking about
From emerging technologies and the our thought leadership perspectives to the latest news and practical resources on building a circular future, learn about the impact of next-life logistics on our journal, The Loop.
RESOURCES
The Cost of Inaction
From incoming regulations and evolving investor priorities to rising consumer expectations, pressure is mounting to build new operational infrastructure that embeds circularity across the value chain.
NEWS
Debrand Awarded CleanBC Grant to Unlock Circular Infrastructure for Plastic Apparel Waste
The grant will support Debrand’s new research and development initiative focused on diverting plastic-based apparel and textiles that are currently deemed non-reusable—keeping them out of landfill and integrating them into the region’s growing ecosystem of circular material solutions.
Thought Leadership
Insights From Iquique: The Critical Need for Transparency
Earlier this year, Debrand’s CEO Amelia Eleiter, travelled to Iquique with Constanza Gomez, Chilean-born founder of Sortile. Together, they witnessed the visible toll that secondhand clothing exports—many of them originating from the Global North—are having on the environment and communities in the region.
News
Eastman Collaborates with Debrand to Recycle Apparel Waste from Top Brands
Teaming up with Debrand for collection of the waste, Eastman is using its cutting-edge molecular recycling technology to recycle 5,000 pounds of pre- and post-consumer apparel waste. The process breaks down apparel waste to its molecular building blocks and uses the certified recycled material to create Naia™ Renew fibers.
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