CYCLO recycled fibers

05/03/2026

Closed-loop systems are redefining how textiles can be made, but real transformation is never simple.
The upsides:
• Materials stay in circulation instead of becoming waste.
• Dependence on virgin resources is drastically reduced.
• Environmental impact across the product lifecycle decreases.
• Fibers retain more of their original value when they return to the same system.

The challenges:
• Building closed-loop systems demands serious investment, technology, and infrastructure.
• Not every material is easy to recover and recycle at high quality.
• True circularity requires collaboration across the entire value chain.

Closed-loop isn’t a shortcut. It’s a commitment.
And it’s one CYCLO is built to deliver.

17/02/2026

Our clients don’t come to CYCLO® for just one reason. They come for the combination.

They choose us because they need performance without compromise. Because they demand materials they can trust.
Because they want real circularity, not surface-level claims.

They choose us for consistency, reliability, and the confidence of working with a partner that understands both the industry and the future it’s moving toward.

CYCLO® isn’t just a supplier; we’re part of how brands build better products, responsibly.

When the standard rises, this is who brands build with.

14/01/2026

Circularity is no longer a nice-to-have, it’s becoming a legal standard.

In The Netherlands, the ERP Decree now requires brands to take
responsibility for textile waste through structured reuse and recycling targets:
• 50% reuse + recycling by 2025
• 75% by 2030 with fiber-to-fiber recycling climbing from 25% to 33%

For many, this marks a new chapter.
For CYCLO®, it’s recognition of a path we’ve walked for years.

We don’t adapt because policy demands it, we scale circularity because progress can’t wait.

12/01/2026

Change takes collaboration.

Recently, CYCLO was featured in the SMEF Programme and Reverse Resources initiative in Bangladesh, a milestone highlighting how
technology, traceability and circular design are shaping the future of textile recycling.

Together with global partners and institutions like UNCTAD, we’re proving that real progress happens when innovation meets accountability.

This is circularity in action.

07/01/2026

Recycled materials have been underestimated for too long. Not because they lack potential, but because the industry settled for less.

At CYCLO, we prove a different story: recycled can be premium, refined and high-performance.

Swipe and challenge the myths.

Because the future of fashion isn’t built on assumptions, it’s built on technology, proof, and better standards.

05/01/2026

We’re excited to share that we’re now on Instagram!

Follow us on Instagram to explore our journey in recycled yarn, sustainability stories, behind-the-scenes moments, product highlights, and more.
👉 Follow us here: https://www.instagram.com/cyclo_ignite_the_change/

Let’s move towards a more sustainable future—together.

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01/01/2026

A new year.
A new chapter for circularity.

To our partners, thinkers, builders, and believers, thank you for helping us reshape the textile industry one fiber at a time.

In 2026, we go bolder. We go further. We go together. Happy New Year from CYCLO.

30/12/2025

The industry had a problem long before change had a name:
• 3–10% of global CO2 emissions came from textiles.
• Cotton was renewable, but highly resource–intensive.
• 20% of all fabric became waste before reaching consumers.

In 2010, SIMCO Spinning & Textile began turning waste into new fibers; proof that recycling could be premium.

And in 2014, CYCLO was born to scale that vision: transforming
pre-consumer cotton waste into high-quality recycled yarns and proving that circularity isn’t a trend, it’s a better system.

Waste wasn’t the end of the story. We turned it into the start of a revolution.

27/12/2025

Before it becomes yarn, it’s waste.
Most discard it.
We redesign it.

What you’ll see next isn’t just a process, it’s proof.
Waste is sourced.
Sorted.
Broken down. Reborn.
Fiber becomes thread. Thread becomes material. Material becomes future.

This is circularity with intention, not storytelling, but transformation.