Closed Loop report highlights apparel circularity

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Investment firm says reverse logistics can help retailers recover returned stock for resale, refulfilment or recycling

NEW YORK — Closed Loop Partners says it has supported apparel circularity through investments in reverse-logistics systems, as its latest impact report claims nearly 20 billion pounds of material have remained in circulation across its wider portfolio.

The New York-based circular-economy investor reported 19.7 billion pounds of materials kept in circulation and 33.2 million metric tonnes of greenhouse-gas emissions avoided from inception to the end of 2025.

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