Micro-fragments from CHF at End-of-Life: State of Play
Discover Refashion’s study on the release of micro-fragments from textiles, household linen and footwear !
Educational course on recyclability
Penalties related to recyclability
Since 1 January 2025, penalties have been introduced. Refashion therefore penalises products whose recycling poses a hazard and/or a significant environmental impact.
This is a mandatory requirement with which every party placing products on the market must comply.
The two penalties apply to products containing:
- metalloplastic fibres
- electronic and/or electrical components in textiles, household linen and footwear (excluding information or traceability devices such as RFID).
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Understanding which materials are the easiest to recycle
Salomon: the shoe designed to be recycled
Watch Olivier explain the Index project, SALOMON’s trainer designed to be recycled.
Best practices design for recycling
Best practice guide on footwear design for recycling
Best practice guide on textiles design for recycling
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Reducing product sorting disruptors
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Designing a shoe which is easier to recycle
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Designing a textile product which is easier to recycle
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Salomon : the Index.01 Running Trainer
Study on recycling disruptors and facilitators in Clothing, Household linen and Footwear
Revue complète des perturbateurs et facilitateurs au recyclage des TLC dans les différentes voies de recyclage
