Fiber rejuvenation
Patented reverse-spinning restores fibers to virgin quality, preserving original length and strength, reusable up to 17×.
We restore industrial textile waste to virgin-quality fiber, preserving its original length and strength, so the same material lives up to 17 times. Not shredded. Not downcycled. Rejuvenated.
PurFi has been turning textile waste into premium fiber since 1997: worn denim rebuilt into millions of U-Haul moving blankets, reclaimed material spun into the leather of award-winning Ford and Mazda concept cars, medical grade nonwovens for Johnson & Johnson.
Same science, three decades of refinement, now reaching industrial scale.
Post-consumer denim rejuvenated into U-Haul moving blankets.
Reclaimed fiber becomes leather for Ford and Mazda concept-car interiors.
Microbe-free nonwovens for Johnson & Johnson personal care.
First industrial-scale rejuvenation line opens in Belgium.
PAMI joint venture with Arvind Limited (India).
Long-term commercial supply agreement with H&M.
Conventional recycling shreds or chemically breaks textiles down into something lower-grade. Our patented reverse-spinning process works the other way, restoring fiber to virgin quality with its original length and strength intact.
Reverse-spinning keeps the strand long and continuous, so the same fiber can be rejuvenated again and again.
A defensible IP moat built over decades, engineered to rejuvenate virtually any fiber, at scale.
Patented reverse-spinning restores fibers to virgin quality, preserving original length and strength, reusable up to 17×.
We recover post-consumer and post-industrial waste, sorting it into 8 categories for specialized rejuvenation.
Fiber-lineage software follows every fiber from origin to finished product: a fully traceable, 360° loop.
Technology developed in Europe, scaled in the United States, and brought to volume through a joint venture with one of the world's largest textile manufacturers.