Workwear services ‘offer circular blueprint’

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New research examines how ownership, repair and industrial laundering can boost circularity by keeping workwear in use longer

WILMSLOW — Managed workwear services can offer a commercially proven model for keeping textiles in use through repair, reuse and recycling, according to a new report.

The 14-page study, 'Managed workwear services – a circular textile economy ahead of the game', examines European providers which retain ownership of garments while managing their distribution, laundering, maintenance, replacement and end-of-life recovery.

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