A circular technology company, RE&UP highlighted its innovative circular textile solutions at the Textile Exchange 2025 Conference.

RE&UP is a key participant at Textile Exchange 2025, an event that gathers a global community of innovators, brands, and changemakers. The conference theme, ‘Shifting Landscapes: Connecting Environmental Adaptation and Systems Transformation,’ focuses on how the fashion industry can adapt, innovate, and speed up the transition to circularity.

On Day 1 of the event, Ebru Ozkucuk Guler, Chief Sustainability Officer, RE&UP participated in a panel discussion titled ‘Toward Impactful Textile-to-Textile Recycling Systems.’ She was joined by Suhas Khandagale, H&M and Cyndi Rhoades, Circle-8 Textile Ecosystems. The interactive session addressed the current and future supply of feedstocks for textile recycling, looked at new legislation, discussed sorting issues, and explored practical solutions to accelerate circularity.

Emphasizing on the need for ongoing brand dedication, Guler said, to create a solution, brands must stay committed, stepping back is no longer an option.

Beyond the panel, RE&UP is showcasing its pioneering circular solutions and working with brands and suppliers to turn sustainability pledges into measurable results. By linking practical solutions with policy insights and on-the-ground innovation, RE&UP is helping the industry move from theory to action, demonstrating that circularity is a tangible path forward.

RE&UP is a circular tech company aiming to reshape the traditional textile-to-textile model. The company produces Next-Gen Cotton and Next-Gen Polyester that perform just like virgin fibers. Backed by Sanko’s decades of textile innovation knowledge, RE&UP has created a seamless circular ecosystem that transforms end-of-life textile waste into high-quality raw materials at scale. This commitment opens up a more responsible and technologically advanced future for textiles and fashion.