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California’s Textile Recovery Act is here! SB707 sets out a roadmap for apparel producers and brands to align with new sustainability standards, with needs assessments due by 2027 and full compliance expected by 2030. Don’t risk delays—Read the article below to learn more about what will be expected of brands/producers in California over forthcoming years. Join us in leading the way toward a circular fashion future! ???? #SB707 #CircularFashion #FabricFeed #Sustainability #TextileRecycling

California's new Responsible Textile Recovery Act (SB707) is reshaping how the textile industry approaches "waste"! ?? As of 2024, producers and recyclers will have new responsibilities to drive us toward a circular economy. Read our newest article to understand what this means for textile recyclers: ?? Enhanced Tracking & Reporting: Detailed waste tracking from collection to final disposal ?? ?? Clear Compliance Deadlines: Key milestones set for 2027 and 2030 ?? ?? Focus on Circular Economy: Reuse, repair, and recycling to reduce landfill waste ?? With FabricFeed's innovative solutions, we’re helping recyclers streamline compliance, integrate advanced tracking, and make sustainability a priority! ???? Let’s build a sustainable textile future, together. ??? #SB707 #CircularEconomy #TextileRecycling #Sustainability #FabricFeed

Building a sustainable future in textiles starts with thoughtful choices and collaboration. In our latest feature by Amy Anderson, we break down how to design and select feedstock with end-of-life solutions in mind. Discover practical strategies, from fiber choices to design limitations, that can bring us closer to a circular economy. Read the article here! #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy #TextileRecycling #fabricfeed

After an exciting event last Friday, LACI's Fall Power Day 2024 is officially in the books. Thank you to everyone who participated in our bi-annual showcase of innovation in action! We were grateful to host?#LADWP?CEO and Chief Engineer Janisse Qui?ones PE for a keynote address that set the tone for a great event, highlighting the importance of bold action and the need to "try faster, fail faster, and change faster" in the pursuit of our sustainability goals. Fall Power Day blends hard-hitting policy discussions that drive progress toward our clean energy targets outlined in our Clean Energy 2028 Roadmap with founder pitches from our brilliant startup founders: Moon Five Technologies, Stephan Ng | Eorte Brand, Joey Pham | Pure Energy Stream, Inc., Santiago Flores | BASEstud.io, Heidi Adams | @Ouros Industries fabricfeed, Jae Allen | Rechargify, Kyle Sullivan | Nice, Lauryn Morris | Reverse Energy Solutions Corp, Charles Hu | Emissionless Mobility, Max Yergan | Hamilton Perkins Collection [Techstars '24], Hamilton Perkins | ChargeWheel, H Muhammad | OOM Earth, Amy Lee Pitching to an amphitheater full of investors, industry leaders, and cleantech advocates is by no means an easy task, but the founders from our Incubation Cohort 8 rose to the occasion and delivered excellent presentations capturing the essence of innovation in Los Angeles. Did you miss the live event? Rewatch the full program on our YouTube page:? https://lnkd.in/gRqQJriy

Yesterday, I pitched on behalf of fabricfeed at the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI) Fall 2025 Power Day event! ??? This event was the culmination of 3+ months of hard work, growth and relationship building that we’re proud to have successfully completed.???? I want to highlight the sincere appreciation that I have for everyone at LACI who helps facilitate such a valuable program! Especially the wonderful Molly Crete, Adan (Tony) R., Adrienne C. Lindgren, and my awesome mentor Greg Monterrosa who helped coach me through the process. ???? ??A huge shoutout and thank you to my fellow founders. Spending time around such talented, intelligent and passionate people made the tough moments that much easier. I can’t express enough how much I’ve learned by just being around you all. I have no doubts that you’ll see immense success moving forward. Joey Pham Santiago Flores,Juan Ortiz, Lauryn Morris, Hamilton Perkins Emily Chae, Amy Lee, James Endicott, Heidi Adams, Max Yergan, Sami Kibria, Kyle Sullivan, Charles Hu, Vickie Wen. ??

As Halloween approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of costumes, decorations, and festivities. But this year, let's add a touch of sustainability to our celebrations and reduce textile waste while we're at it! Here are some simple ways to make your Halloween both fun and eco-friendly: DIY Costumes ?? Instead of buying new costumes, try making one from clothing and accessories you already own! Raid your closet or swap items with friends for a unique, one-of-a-kind look. Costume Swaps ?? Got costumes from Halloweens past? Organize a costume swap with friends, family, or neighbors. It’s a great way to refresh your costume collection without adding to textile waste. Upcycled Decorations ??? Skip the store-bought plastic and fabric decor. Use old clothes, sheets, and scrap fabrics to create ghostly figures, creepy cobwebs, or even DIY trick-or-treat bags. Repurpose After Halloween ?? After the festivities, find ways to repurpose or donate old costumes and decorations. Many materials can be used year-round in creative ways! By making small changes, we can all contribute to a greener, less wasteful future—even on Halloween! ?? Happy haunting! ???? #SustainableHalloween #TextileWaste #CircularEconomy #fabricfeed

?? A Quick Tip for Effective Textile Waste Management: Using systematic waste audits and management strategies help identify inefficiencies and promote recycling. Here are some key practices to adopt. ?? Regular Waste Audits: Schedule consistent waste audits to assess waste levels and identify opportunities for recycling or repurposing. ?? Data Analysis: Utilize waste management software to analyze trends and make informed decisions about waste reduction. ?? Sustainable Practices: Partner with recyclers and suppliers who prioritize sustainable practices to ensure eco-friendly processing of textile waste. ?? Waste Reduction Strategies: Implement processes for recycling, upcycling, or repurposing textile waste to minimize landfill impact. Want to learn more about how you can optimize your waste management and reduce textile waste? Book a call with us on our website! #SustainableTextiles #WasteManagement #CircularEconomy

As we strive to advance a circular fashion industry, we want to hear from you! What do you see as the most critical factor for making this vision a reality?

LACI Fall Power Day! Jae Allen gave a presentation on fabricfeed. The software demo and walkthrough was a highlight!!!

We're live at Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI)'s Fall Power Day! ?? It’s inspiring to see so many brilliant minds come together to celebrate California's clean energy ecosystem. LACI’s latest cohort of Incubation and Innovator founders, including fabricfeed, are presenting their innovative solutions right now! Join the livestream to catch highlights from this exciting event! https://lnkd.in/gdX4-F2Y #CleanEnergy #Innovation #LACI #PowerDay #Sustainability