Textile-to-textile recycler Circ has announced a landmark strategic partnership with Arvind Limited, one of India’s largest integrated textile and apparel companies. Under the agreement, Arvind has committed to purchasing Circ’s lyocell staple fibre and recycled polyester chips for the next five years, integrating them into its large-scale garment and apparel manufacturing operations.
The deal represents a major step forward in expanding access to Circ’s next-generation recycled fibres and bringing them to the global brands Arvind serves. By embedding circular fibres into mainstream production, the collaboration is expected to accelerate the adoption of sustainable textile-to-textile materials across the industry.
“This partnership continues a new chapter in the textile industry where scale and sustainability work hand in hand,” said Peter Majeranowski, CEO of Circ. “By joining forces with one of the largest players in global textiles, we’re making textile-to-textile fibres available to more brands and unlocking circularity at true commercial scale.”
With its far-reaching global supply chain relationships and large customer base, Arvind will play a pivotal role in commercialising Circ’s circular materials and driving their widespread use in the international market.
The agreement builds on a longstanding collaboration between the two companies, which has already included multiple product trials and joint initiatives focused on scaling textile-to-textile recycling technologies.
