Carolina Textile Recycling

Fabric is a planar structure consisting of yarns or fibers. Greige fabric typically refers to fabric that has not undergone chemical or colorant treatment. Fabric constructed from yarn can be interlaced (woven), interloped (knitted), knotted, or intertwined to form the fabric. When yarn is not present, fibers can be adhered together using a variety of bonding methods to form what is commonly referred to as a nonwoven fabric or felt.

Value Chain Stage: Apparel & Hosiery & Accessories

Includes production and distribution of all apparel (cut & sew, contract, and flat knit), hosiery, and apparel accessories (i.e., gloves, hats, scarves, etc).

Value Chain Stage: Chemical Manufacturing

Chemicals are incorporated into the textile supply chain as base raw materials to form fibers as well as finishes or dyes that can be applied during the fiber, yarn, fabric, or final product stages.