Just as regulated EPR schemes require producers to contribute for the items put into the market, a decentralized Textile Credit mechanism acts as a voluntary global EPR system to expand accountability beyond regulations. It allows textile producers to pledge and effectively support textile recovery projects through performance-based contributions equivalent to their Textile Footprint.

We are currently piloting our T_Standard for Textile Recovery Projects certification and monitoring framework. Request more information if you are interested in joining the pilot.

We are developing the digital infrastructure for the 1st voluntary Textile Credit platform, and working directly with textile Producers commited to take responsibility of their Textile Footprint by contributing to Textile Recovery Projects in the Global South. An industry mobilization to repare the environment and develop local circular ecosystems through a redistributive model based on accountability, traceability and co-responsibility.