Recycled Fabric refers to fabrics made from recycled fibers. Recycled Fabric, also known as recycled fiber, is the use of recycled waste polymer materials and waste textile materials, reused after physical opening, or spinning after melting or dissolving, or the recycled polymer materials are further cracked into Fibers made by re-polymerization and re-spinning of small molecules. According to different sources and components, it can be divided into three categories: regenerated chemical fibers, regenerated cotton fibers and regenerated wool fibers, and there are corresponding Recycled Fabrics, such as regenerated cotton fabrics, regenerated wool fabrics, etc.

Recycled Fabric chemical fibers include recycled polyester, nylon, polypropylene, etc. Among them, recycled polyester is the main one, accounting for more than 90% of the total. Recycled polyester uses waste polyester (including all waste polyester fiber products such as bottle flakes, foam, waste silk, waste pulp, waste textiles, etc.) as the main raw material, and the products include recycled polyester staple fibers and polyester filaments.

Recycled Fabric cotton fibers and regenerated wool fibers are mainly from waste cotton textiles, wool textiles and blended textiles, including scraps and post-consumer waste clothing, home textiles, etc. After recycling and sorting, they are directly processed into regenerated fibers by physical opening and other methods. Spinning into yarn, weaving textile products.