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Made with recycled fibres

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UCPD; Textile Labelling Reg fibre accuracy

Exact recycled % per garment; mechanical vs Dictionary termChemical recyclingChemical recycling is the processing of materials through chemical or thermal methods intended to break them into feedstocks, monomers or other inputs for new production.Read the full definition ; Dictionary termMass balanceA chain-of-custody model in which materials with and without specified characteristics may be mixed while the quantities and associated claims are controlled through defined accounting rules, boundaries and...Read the full definition caveats where applicable.

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Assessment last reviewed 22 Aug 2026. The comparison reflects the sources and market information shown above.

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