Spanish textile maker Recover has launched Recover Fabrics, a line aimed at making sustainable materials easier for brands to adopt.
Developed to support companies transitioning to low-impact textiles, the line offers more than 50 fabrics made with recycled cotton.
The range includes jerseys, fleece, wovens, denim, and outerwear materials designed to match the performance and quality of conventional fabrics while reducing environmental impact.
“Recover Fabrics is not just another product launch; it’s about helping brands make sustainability the easy choice without compromising on quality,” said Anders Sjöblom, CEO of Recover.
“For example, we recently developed a high-end tailored suit with dramatically lower carbon and water use, in a quality built to last for years.”
The collection is organised into four categories:
- Elite Collection, developed with TMG in Portugal, offers premium wovens for outerwear and jackets.
- Premier Collection, made with Textil Santanderina in Spain, provides structured fabrics for chinos and overshirts.
- Core Collection focuses on everyday essentials like T-shirts, hoodies, and sweatpants.
- Essential Denim Collection reimagines classic jeans and jackets with reduced impact.
Recover has also introduced Recover Blanks, a ready-to-wear range of sustainable basics for brands seeking pre-designed garments.
By expanding from raw fibre into finished fabrics, the company says it aims to close the loop in fashion and accelerate circular textile adoption through scalable, traceable, and low-impact materials.
