TURNS TEXTILE WASTE INTO VALUE
ReThinking the Textile Industry
92 million tons of textile waste are generated every year. We believe this can change. Respin helps turn waste into a valuable resource, aligning with global sustainability goals and future EU legislation.
Let’s redefine recycling – from the ground up.
Why invest in ReSpin?
Proven innovation: Patented, award-winning recycling technology with global scalability
Market-ready: Positioned to serve a fast-growing demand for circular materials
Regulatory momentum: EU legislation is accelerating industry-wide adoption
Climate impact: Real, measurable reduction in resource use and emissions
RespinJenny
ReSpin – Transforming Textile Recycling
ReSpin develops, produces, and sells a modular, fully automated machine solution, RespinJenny, that mechanically recycles various fabrics into fibers. Our customers are textile factories that turn textile waste — traditionally a cost — into a source of revenue.
With our quality labels, JennyFiber and JennyYarn, customers can differentiate their products and command better prices compared to other recycled fibers.
Why ReSpin is a Gamechanger?
True Local Circularity
Utilizing waste where it appear, close to cutting table. 100 % recycled cotton fibre.
Swedish Technology
From textile waste to premium fiber, Respin Jenny sets a new benchmark for mechanical recycling.
Proven Sustainability Impact
Every kilo of fiber recycled reduces CO₂ and resource extraction. No water, no chemicals – and keeps fibers strong and spinnable.
ReSpin is on a mission to accelerate the global shift toward sustainable textile production by closing the material loop — transforming textile waste into high-quality fibers and yarns without the use of water, chemicals, or energy-intensive processes.
Our long-term goal is to significantly reduce the industry’s reliance on virgin fibers within the next decade. To achieve this, ReSpin’s patented mechanical recycling technology must be widely implemented across textile manufacturing hubs worldwide.
As regulatory pressure increases, particularly within the EU, the demand for verified recycled fibers will surge. The EU directive mandates a shift toward circular fiber use, creating a rapidly growing market for scalable, low-impact solutions.
ReSpin is uniquely positioned to lead this transformation — delivering commercial value, climate impact, and a future-proof alternative to virgin fiber production.
Scaling Circularity in Textiles
Award-Winning Innovation
“With drive and a clear vision, Åsa Strandberg is changing an industry with an innovative and patented process for the recycling of cotton textiles”
In 2024, RespinJenny received Sweden’s most prestigious innovation award – the SKAPA Prize – for redefining what’s possible in textile recycling. With patents granted in Sweden and Europe, our breakthrough technology is ready for global impact.
NEWS
Recycling Methods
At ReSpin, we use a chemical-free method to recycle textiles sustainably. We collect, sort, and clean garments with natural methods like steam, preserving both material and environment. Unusable textiles are broken down and recycled into basic materials. This process cuts waste, saves resources, and supports a circular economy. We aim to make a positive impact on society and nature, inviting all to join us for a sustainable future.
RespinJenny, our machine that recycles high-quality fibres, enables the production of 100% recycled yarn sourced from sewing waste — 15 million tons annually. Our technology promotes sustainability while paving the way for new business models.
— Åsa Strandberg, founder ReSpin
Market Demand for
Sustainability Transformation
The textile industry faces challenges and opportunities, contributing 10% of global emissions. This surpasses emissions from flights and shipping, with rising demand for sustainability.
Current recycling relies on resource-heavy methods or creates low-quality fibres. Green, efficient tech is essential.
The industry is also massive, with a $1,000 billion turnover and many employees. Despite Sweden's tech presence, textile machinery in Europe focuses on Germany, France, and Switzerland. Advancing Sweden’s machinery can tackle.