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- - - - Step 1: Garment waste is collected, sorted and separated
        
        Step 2: Waste is purified, shredded and turned into a pulp
        
        Step 3: Extruded cellulose creates a fiber
        
        Step 4: Fiber is spun into yarn, dyed and woven into fabrics to create recyclable textiles
    - - Maxem Benabdellaziz worked in different clothes retailers (Galeries Lafayettes, River Island, Zara) as a salesman. He learned about the supply and management process of these firms.
  - - - Sales of raw materials to our different customers
        
        Consultations
        
        Brand partnerships
        
        Promotion of local brands
  - - - Garment manufacturers
      - Insulation companies
      - Bedding manufacturers
      - Local Clothing Brands
      - Fabric/Craft stores
- - - - Keeps products out of the landfill
      - Reduce the energy and resources needed to manufacture new products
      - Facilities sustainability and circular economic ecosystem
        
        Sustainable, less expensive materials for businesses
        
        Reduce the demand for dyes
      - A hub that streamlines the supply chain of manufacturers and reintroduces textiles waste back into the business ecosystem.
  - - - Textile waste accumulates
        
        According to 2018 Study, 6.6 million lbs of textile waste go to Austin landfills annually. In America, 85% of textiles go to landfill in
        
        Full value of material isn't extracted
        
        Austin doesn't meet its zero waste goal
        
        Textile takes up to 8% of America's landfill
  - - - Music, Art, Events, Fashion
- - - - $660K
        
        Portland
        
        B to C
      - Austin
        
        B to C
- - - - Activities
        
        Textile recycling, Sales of raw materials
        
        Textile recycling, Bins recycling
        
        Recycling of materials
      - For Profit
        
        Government Program
        
        Non Profit