The loop, in numbers.
Updated monthly. Numbers verified by an independent audit.
People in the loop.
"A wardrobe I'd carried for ten years, gone in one afternoon. And it felt good."
I had eight bags of clothes I couldn't bring myself to throw. The Closed Loop came at 11am on a Tuesday and took them all. A week later I wore a shirt made from fabric that might have once been mine.
"The first piece I bought is the one I wear most."
I wasn't sure recycled clothing would feel good. It's softer than what I owned before. Now my closet only has things I want to keep wearing — and a bag for everything else.
"My mother gave away her sari for the loop. That meant something."
When I told her how it worked, she handed me three old saris without a word. They've now become something else. The loop carries her, too.
Panipat — where everything happens.
The recycling facility, morning light
Raja, master sorter, twenty years in
Fibre, by colour, before it becomes yarn
The looms, slow and steady
Quality check, garment by garment
The finished pieces, ready to be loved