Polyester recycling collects used polyester materials, such as PET bottles, old clothing, etc., to cut into pieces, to melt, to remove impurities of them, to decolor, and then aggregate into polyester raw materials to turn into fibers.  These fibers are twisted into yarns and woven into eco-conscious fabrics.

The advantages of using recycled polyester include:

• To reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

• To reduce waste, thereby extending the life of landfills and reducing emissions from incinerators.

• To reduce pollution on air, water, and soil.

• Compared to that of new raw materials, the use of recycled polyester lowers carbon dioxide emissions to 77% and reduces energy consumption up to 84%.