Developing circular recycling technologies for textiles, replacing virgin resources with recaptured raw materials.
Notable Achievements
- Investors include H&M, Sulzer, Himes and Directex.
- Support of influential brands and partners, such as Kering, ASICS Europe, Sympatex, Dibella and Dhana.
- Launched pilot R&D facility at the Centre for Process Innovation in early 2020 to validate and develop Worn Again's commercial processes.
Currently Operating in 246 Regions
Press Mentions
September 20, 2024
Textile traders defend African markets as industry strives for circular solutions - RECYCLING magazine
Worn Again Technologies is revolutionizing the textile industry by promoting circular solutions, defending African markets against waste. Their innovative approach to recycling textiles is...
Read on RECYCLING magazine »May 29, 2024
Climate and Sustainability - June - The Conduit
The course on climate and sustainability in June covers topics like renewable energy, carbon footprints, and environmental policies. It aims to educate participants on the importance of sustainable...
Read on The Conduit »May 10, 2024
Focus on Cyndi Rhoades Founder of Worn Again Technologies
Cyndi Rhoades, founder of Worn Again Technologies, discusses her sustainable fashion journey. She highlights the importance of circular fashion, upcycling, and creating a closed-loop system to...
Read more »May 9, 2023
Roadmap to 2050: Exploring Circular Textiles in Indonesia and Beyond - The Jakarta Post
Indonesia is exploring circular textiles as part of its roadmap to 2050. The country aims to reduce textile waste and promote sustainable fashion practices....
Read on The Jakarta Post »February 28, 2023
Can clothes ever be fully recycled?
The world's first commercial-scale textile recycling mill is a milestone in tackling fashion's colossal waste problem.
Read on BBC_Future »October 25, 2022
The Fashion Impact Fund And Lenzing Fibers Hosted Circular Textiles Roundtable At The United Nations
Cyndi Rhoades, founder of Worn Again Technologies, and co-founder of WCTD shared: “The scale of change required to transition to a fully circular textiles industry is immense but can be broken down...
Read on Textile World »More Ventures in Energy & Environment
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