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.
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.

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

A pioneering 15‑year partnership powering textile circularity through a comprehensive next-life ecosystem enabling industry-leading circular innovations.

Building a system of sustainability and circularity for the premium activewear brand with a commitment to higher-value impact

An innovation partnership enabling the creation of the world's first retail garment for lululemon, made from enzymatic textile-to-textile recycling.

Supporting Canada Goose's next-life ecosystem by enabling higher-value solution channels like reuse via donation to communities in need.
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.
The industry is entering an inflection point where intention now needs to be matched with transparency & collaboration. The systems brands have built through pilots and early programs are being stress-tested, and what once lived in sustainability reports is becoming a part of everyday operations.
Calvin Klein Inc., part of PVH Corp. [NYSE:PVH], announces the U.S. launch of Re-Calvin, a new take-back program designed to make it easy for customers to responsibly part with their pre-loved items.
When donation is approached with dignity at the forefront, clothing becomes more than just a basic need. It can spark confidence, strengthen identity, and open a door at a moment when someone needs it most.
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.
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