recycled fibers

Recycled fibers are materials derived from used textiles, fabrics, or paper products that are processed and reformed into new fibers for manufacturing. Instead of producing fibers from raw resources like trees or oil, recycled fibers help reduce waste and environmental impact. They can come from sources such as worn-out clothing, post-consumer paper, or industrial scraps. These fibers are cleaned, shredded, and sometimes blended with new materials to make new textiles or paper products. Using recycled fibers promotes sustainability by conserving natural resources, reducing landfill waste, and lowering energy consumption during production.