WHY NOW

Textile regulations are moving quickly.

The obligation lands inside your current sourcing horizon. Today you pay your EPR contribution and wait to see what follows. What follows is already dated.

  • 16 June 2027

    EU member states transpose the revised Waste Framework Directive.

  • 16 April 2028

    Textile EPR obligations apply.


  • 2030

    In the Netherlands, 75% of textiles placed on the market must be prepared for reuse or recycled*.

At the same time, the Digital Product Passport will make reliable information about materials, composition, origin, recycled content and recyclability increasingly important.

Fibre-to-fibre is where European capacity is scarcest. That is where we operate.

*At least a third of that recycling must be fibre-to-fibre.
Sources: Besluit UPV textiel, revised EU Waste Framework Directive, EU Digital Product Passport framework.

Textile bales moved in logistics warehouse

FROM COST TO VALUE

Today, you pay twice.

You pay at both ends of the chain. You buy virgin material at market price. You pay to dispose of your textile waste. You pay your EPR contribution on every kilo you place on the market. And you pay a premium again when you buy recycled material back.

We turn that around.

For NORIN, suitable textile waste is not waste. It is raw material for new production.

  • Less dependency on virgin fibre and its price swings.
  • Lower EPR exposure on what you put on the market.
  • A circular collection you can actually sell.
See what this could mean for you

OUR SOLUTION

We close the textile loop.

We work with pre-consumer and post-consumer textile waste and bring it back into the chain as fibre, yarn, fabric and finished product.

  • 01 - Collect

    Identify and collect waste streams from your own production and supply chains.

  • 02 - Recycle & spin

    Mechanical recycling into fibre, spin into new yarn.

  • 03 - Produce

    Fabric and finished products made from that yarn, to your own specification.

  • 04 - Return to the chain

    Your waste returns as your product.
  • Pre-consumer textile waste — cotton cuttings ready for recycling

    Waste

  • Ring spinning line turning fibre into new yarn

    Fibre

  • Recycled yarn cones arranged in pattern

    Yarn

  • Fabric quality check

    Fabric

  • Finished folded fabric — new product

    New collection

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Weaving technician at work

WHY NORIN

One partner. One integrated chain.

Most recyclers own one step. We coordinate the whole route, from waste to finished product, through one point of contact.

Full chain control

Collection, recycling, spinning, fabric production and garment manufacturing within one network.

Proven infrastructure

18+ years of textile manufacturing and recycling, producing today for international brands. NORIN may be a new international group, but the operation behind it is not a start-up.

Commercial first

Available now. No R&D phase, no pilot plant. European support from the Netherlands.

Certified and traceable

Certified processes with documented chain of custody, so recycled content and material flows can be verified.

Ready for the Digital Product Passport

Soon, knowing what is in your product will no longer be enough. You will need the data to prove it.

More about Digital Product Passport

CAPACITY

Operating today. Not projected.

  • 25 tonnes per day

    of mechanical recycling capacity within our production network

  • Approx. 9.400 tonnes per year

    with room to expand against contracted demand

  • 18+ years

    of recycling experience within the textile manufacturing industry

With an integrated manufacturing ecosystem, our capacity stands at an annual production of 4.200 tonnes of recycled fiber, 3.800 tonnes of yarn, and 1.400 tonnes of fabric. Enabling reliable, scalable textile solutions from waste to finished fabric.

HOW WE START

One stream. Four steps.

You do not change your supply chain all at once. We start with one suitable stream, look at what it can become and calculate the case before anything is committed.

  • Recovered fibre on the recycling line

    01 - Select a waste stream

  • Yarn forming on the spinning spindles

    02 - Run a pilot

  • Recycling and spinning machinery in the production facility

    03 - Integrate into production

  • Spun yarn packed for the next production stage

    04 - Scale collection by collection

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Start small. Validate quickly. Scale with confidence.

Discuss your waste stream
Netherlands and India partnership on the factory floor

ABOUT NORIN

New group. Established operation.

NORIN Group brings together European market expertise and an established Indian textile and recycling operation. The infrastructure, production knowledge, certifications and manufacturing capability already exist. Netherlands and India, one international group.

NORIN is new. The operation behind it is not.

The team

  • Susanne van der Linden

    Strategy & Business Development EU

  • Kirthi Vishnu Ramasamy

    Textile Production & Manufacturing

  • Kanish Chakravarthy

    Recycling & Spinning

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CONTACT

Let’s turn your waste into value.

Do you have a textile waste stream? Do you want more recycled content without automatically adding cost to your product? Or do you simply want to know what circular production could mean for your business?

Tell us what you place on the market and we will tell you what it could become.

Talk to NORIN