Sustainability is at the core of everything we do. We believe that the future of textile development lies in circular product design—creating materials that are not only high-performing but also designed with end-of-life recyclability in mind.
The Problem with Traditional Multi-Layer Fabrics
Conventional technical fabrics are often constructed from multiple layers of different polymers, making them difficult—if not impossible—to recycle. When materials are bonded together but consist of incompatible polymers, they can’t be efficiently separated and repurposed at the end of their lifespan. As a result, these fabrics often end up in landfills or incinerators, contributing to waste and pollution.
Our Circular Solution
To break this cycle, we have adopted a circular design approach that focuses on mono-material construction—building high-performance composite fabrics using a single, widely recycled polymer. This means that at the end of their useful life, these fabrics can be easily reprocessed and turned into new raw materials instead of being discarded.
By designing fabrics with recyclability in mind from the outset, we ensure that our materials fit into the circular economy, reducing waste and reliance on virgin resources.
Using Recycled Content for a Sustainable Future
Sustainability doesn’t start at the end of a product’s life—it begins with responsible material sourcing. That’s why we prioritize using recycled content in our fabrics wherever possible. By incorporating post-consumer and post-industrial recycled materials, we further reduce environmental impact and lower our carbon footprint.
Rivercyclon®: A Proof of Concept
A key example of our commitment to circular product design is Rivercyclon®, our innovative fabric range that is entirely made from a single polymer, ensuring full recyclability. Unlike traditional coated fabrics, which often contain PVC or multiple polymers,
By combining mono-material innovation with recycled raw materials, we are setting a new standard in sustainable textile development—proving that high-performance fabrics can also be environmentally responsible.
A Commitment to Circularity in the Textile Industry
At Rivertex, we don’t just develop fabrics—we rethink how textiles should be designed for a more sustainable future. By embracing circular product design, we are working towards a world where technical fabrics no longer contribute to landfill waste but instead become part of a continuous, regenerative cycle.
Join us in making a difference. Together, we can create a more sustainable textile industry—one fabric at a time.
The Problem with Traditional Multi-Layer Fabrics
Conventional technical fabrics are often constructed from multiple layers of different polymers, making them difficult—if not impossible—to recycle. When materials are bonded together but consist of incompatible polymers, they can’t be efficiently separated and repurposed at the end of their lifespan. As a result, these fabrics often end up in landfills or incinerators, contributing to waste and pollution.
Our Circular Solution
To break this cycle, we have adopted a circular design approach that focuses on mono-material construction—building high-performance composite fabrics using a single, widely recycled polymer. This means that at the end of their useful life, these fabrics can be easily reprocessed and turned into new raw materials instead of being discarded.
By designing fabrics with recyclability in mind from the outset, we ensure that our materials fit into the circular economy, reducing waste and reliance on virgin resources.
Using Recycled Content for a Sustainable Future
Sustainability doesn’t start at the end of a product’s life—it begins with responsible material sourcing. That’s why we prioritize using recycled content in our fabrics wherever possible. By incorporating post-consumer and post-industrial recycled materials, we further reduce environmental impact and lower our carbon footprint.
Rivercyclon®: A Proof of Concept
A key example of our commitment to circular product design is Rivercyclon®, our innovative fabric range that is entirely made from a single polymer, ensuring full recyclability. Unlike traditional coated fabrics, which often contain PVC or multiple polymers,
By combining mono-material innovation with recycled raw materials, we are setting a new standard in sustainable textile development—proving that high-performance fabrics can also be environmentally responsible.
A Commitment to Circularity in the Textile Industry
At Rivertex, we don’t just develop fabrics—we rethink how textiles should be designed for a more sustainable future. By embracing circular product design, we are working towards a world where technical fabrics no longer contribute to landfill waste but instead become part of a continuous, regenerative cycle.
Join us in making a difference. Together, we can create a more sustainable textile industry—one fabric at a time.