New consumption habits in textile manufacturing
The second industrial revolution marked a turning point in history, from that moment onwards we began to consume the resources of our beloved planet at a dizzying rate.
In recent times, we have become increasingly aware of the irreparable damage we were and are causing, with a lifestyle sustained by the uncontrolled consumption of our resources and the uncontrolled dumping of the waste we generate.
Today, a large part of society and industry is fully convinced that we must change our habits and consumption. We must consume and produce in a sustainable way, ensuring that future generations can live in better harmony with the environment.
Extensive expertise in the manufacture of recycled yarns
Vilarrasa is pioneer in the manufacture of regenerated yarns, we have been passionate about quality and the environment for more than 50 years. During our origins, sustainability was not a trend in the fashion industry. The relationship with the fashion industry was massively influenced by trends, bloggers, price and speed. Recycled yarns were attributed to low quality, though Vilarrasa has always believed in delivering to the market sustainable solutions, reaching high-quality products.
Throughout our history we have collaborated with many customers, mainly with pre-consumer recycled yarns but almost with post-consumer recycled yarn, giving them solutions to reduce their environmental impact.
Respin, a business line for post-consumer recycled yarns
Respin is much more than a business unit, it is the circular and sustainable solution to many of our customers’ problems. It is Vilarrasa’s response to the needs of our customers, putting in value our company history, experience, resources and innovation. Covering the whole recycling process, from the shredding of post-consumer textile waste to spinning high quality yarns.
We invite you to discover how you can obtain high quality recycled yarns from post-industrial and post-consumer waste. Achieve a zero waste recycling model and a circular process in the manufacture of recycled yarns through Respin.
