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Kunshan, China
Joined March 2017
Sportswear is getting more complex. But what happens to those materials after use? Circular design means thinking about performance, durability, and recyclability from the start. We explore why material choices matter. Full article in the comments. #CircularDesign #textiles
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Day 1 at PERFORMANCE DAYS! 🌿 Together, e.dye, HSD, Brolin, Recoryarns and Renovaire are presenting a shared vision for Textile-to-Textile circularity. Stop by our joint booth to explore the materials and connect with our teams! #PerformanceDays #edye #TextileToTextile
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Waterless coloration is about more than saving water. Change where color enters PET, and you change the process behind it—heat, dyeing, washing and after-treatment. So the bigger question is: How much processing do we actually need to achieve the same color? #edye #PET
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A garment can have a Digital Product Passport — and still be difficult to recycle. DPP can tell us what a product is. But information alone doesn’t create circularity. The real question: can that information help turn an old textile into a new one? #DPP #TextileRecycling
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More data ≠ more circularity. We explore what DPP can — and cannot — do for textile recycling and Textile-to-Textile circularity in our latest article. Read the full article on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/dpp-help-…
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Hall A6 | Booths E01-E05. See You at PERFORMANCE DAYS Munich This October
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A color can be approved today—and still face a much longer journey through production. The real challenge isn’t getting it right once. It’s tracing it, coordinating it across materials, and finding it again next time. Same color. A longer journey. Full story in the comments ↓
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🎨We usually ask: What color do we want? But behind every color are choices about materials, processes and production. As environmental information becomes part of the conversation, maybe there’s another question worth asking: How do we want to achieve that color?
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BHET is fast. DMT is pure. Enzymatic recycling is selective. For e.dye®, the real question isn’t simply how fast we can break PET down — but how we can bring it back into textiles. Why we’re looking closely at enzymatic recycling ↓ 🔗 Full article in the comments.
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How much does a color really cost? Beyond dyeing, every resample, adjustment and delay adds cost and uncertainty. Rethinking color development could mean rethinking the supply chain behind it. Read our latest LinkedIn article ↓ Link in the comments. #edye #TextileInnovation
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In the t2t era, supply chains can no longer work in silos. At Intertextile Shanghai 2026, Johnny, Deputy Managing Director of e.dye®, shared why collaboration across the textile value chain is key to building a circular future. #edye #t2t #CircularTextiles
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