Textile Recycle

Our company Ballyarn; which has been doing revolutionary work in the textile and yarn industry for many years; always follows and applies environmentally friendly innovations in the sector. Our brand; which attaches importance to sustainability and recycling at every step; produces its products from recyclable fabrics and yarns. Our company, which does not use water and chemical dye in any way during the production stages of the products; contributes to both human and environmental health. In this way, it contributes to the saving of approximately 100,000 tons of water per year by recycling textiles and thus to leaving a better future for us.

For example; our T-shirt yarns are produced from %100 recycled, high quality and eco-friendly raw materials.  Our wholesale company Ballyarn, provides; design, production, delivery and after selling support. You can contact us for our recycled products, which we show high sensitivity to all stages of production and sales.

How is Textile Recycling Made?

In fact, textile recycling is carried out by going through the same stages as all other materials that we use and can recycle. The most common and recyclable textile wastes are; the wastes produced by the artificial yarn factories are the wastes of the textile manufacturing and the textile wastes from the consumers.

Some of the most important points in textile recycling; the color of the fabric, the foreign matter content of the fabric and the quality of the fabric. As Ballyarn, an innovative brand in the textile sector; we  produce and wholesale, environmentally friendly and entirely recycled products. Also we do not add any chemical dyes. Because, as it is known; the more dyes are loaded on fabrics and yarns during the production phase; the more difficult the product becomes for recycling. at the first stage it is produced ready for its own recycling adventures.

In fact; the textile industry and textile recycling application; It contributes greatly to the industry of the country in which it is applied; even to agriculture and industry. For example, a recycled product in different sectors; it reaches new buyers and thus brings dynamism to the economy and the sector where it is newly offered for sale.