We are looking for sustainable and bold collaborators to develop the best circular solution for recycled post-consumer textile raw materials collected from Finnish households.
So far we have successfully produced raw materials used in new products such as yarns, fabrics, clothing, non-wovens, furnitures and construction materials.
We recycle post-consumer textiles and produce different raw material products from custommade sorting to different textures such as fiber, fine fiber, shredded or shoddy. Read more!
All our end-of-life textiles are collected from private households and hand sorted according for quality, color, material purity, content and texture to meet our clients’ textile fiber raw material needs in different markets and industries.
Anna Garton (right), anna.garton@lsjh.fi, +358 40 186 6215
Miira Ojanen (left), miira.ojanen@lsjh.fi, +358 40 579 5312
Globe Hope, a pioneer in end-of-life textile use, turns raw materials provided by Lounais-Suomen Jätehuolto (LSJH) into yoga products, such as mats and bolsters. According to Globe
Infinited Fiber Company’s regenerated Infinna™ fibre is manufactured using households’ end-of-life textiles collected by Lounais-Suomen Jätehuolto (LSJH), a waste management company operating in Southwest Finland. The main
Nordic Upstream is Rajala family-owned company in Salo, whose business is the maintenance of parquet floors around the world. When the COVID-19 crisis arose, the company started
Lounais-Suomen Jätehuolto’s (LSJH) end-of-life textiles store sells household textiles that during sorting, were discovered to be in good resalable condition. Customers can update their wardrobes at bargain
Pure Waste is a forerunner of the Finnish textile recycling industry. They only use recycled materials in their products. Pure Waste’s operations are based on recovering and
Piece Of Jeans is a Tampere-based upcycling company that Moona Kansanen leads. Piece Of Jeans originated when Kansanen wanted to patch or recycle her old jeans instead
