Polyester, nylon and cotton are some of the main fibre types we use, and therefore among the areas where we can drive the greatest direct impact. By increasing the share of these fibres that come from recycled textile waste, MAS aims to help scale more circular material systems and support a lower-carbon future for the industry.

The fibres we use most give us an important opportunity to influence environmental impact. Polyester, nylon and cotton are core to our product portfolio, making them critical to our circularity journey. Shifting these materials towards textile-to-textile recycled sources helps reduce reliance on virgin inputs and supports the development of more circular, lower-carbon supply chains. For MAS, this is a practical way to focus on the materials we know best and where scaled change matters most.

The key to achieving these commitments depends on finding the right partners innovators who are working to develop textile-to-textile recycling solutions across key fibre types. These partnerships are intended to help scale technologies that can break down end-of-life textiles into base materials and convert them back into high-quality fibres suitable for new products. By working across our material ecosystem to support adoption and integration, we aim to accelerate circularity without compromising the quality or performance our customers expect.