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Recycled Materials Incorporation
CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – ONGOING
(until 28/02/2025 – 12:00 – Paris time)
Refashion is launching its first Recycled Materials Incorporation (RIM) Experiments campaign, which has two objectives:
So that the circularity of materials becomes a market opportunity for marketers and manufacturers rather than a constraint!
The scope of RMI Experiments extends from product development to validation in an industrial application. It includes research and purchase of the material, incorporation/transformation tests of the recycled material into a new product, application tests on finished or semi-finished products and performance tests, etc.
RMI Experiments are proposed to companies who wish to incorporate recycled materials into their finished or semi-finished products: recyclers, spinners, weavers/knitters, open-loop manufacturers, etc. and who are the transformers of the material, whatever the transformation stage (preprocessing, recycling, incorporation).
The experiment is based on the company’s own specifications or those of identified partners, and on the criteria communicated by Refashion in the Rules, which can be consulted below.
You can now consult the RMI Contract which, if your RMI experiment project is selected, will formalise the agreement and set out the rights and obligations of both parties.
Applications may be submitted between October 1st 2024 and midday on February 28th 2025. Two dates have been set for the collection of applications:
The application file includes several documents to be provided, which are specified in the 2025 RMI Rules, including the Financial Evaluation of the RMI Experiment Project, which can be downloaded below (also appended to the 2025 RMI Rules) and must be provided in Word format.
If you have any questions or require further information, please send us an e-mail to the following address: experimentations@refashion.fr
¹ Closed-loop recycling: any recycling operation allowing the re-use of recycled fibres from textile waste from Clothing, Household linen and Footwear (CHF) in the production of new CHF.
² Open-loop recycling: any recycling operation allowing the re-use of recycled fibres from CHF waste in the production of new products, other than CHF.
³ Clothing, household linen and footwear (CHF)