A problem behind closed doors
Like many of the problems the world faces today, textile waste is hard to see, and therefore hard to solve. We all understand that we should be consuming and throwing away less stuff, but putting that into practice is a whole other thing.
As one of the most wasteful per capita countries in the developed world, Australians on average throw away 23kgs of textiles a year each. That's tipping the scales on 300,000 tones of textiles.
Even those numbers are hard to visualise.
Together, or not at all
We work with corporate and industrial partners who are often the last stop for our waste before the skip bin.
Our planet is a cirle, after all
To date, we have diverted over 3 tons of textile waste from landfills. This is just a drop in the ocean in terms of the scale of the problem, but we are accelerating our triage process every day.