NORTH CAROLINA – Registration is now open for the Textiles Recycling Expo USA, the first dedicated exhibition for textile recycling in North America. The landmark event will take place April 29–30, 2026, at the Charlotte Convention Center in North Carolina.
At a pivotal time for the U.S. textile industry, amid California’s landmark Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law and growing momentum from other states exploring similar frameworks, Textiles Recycling Expo USA offers a platform for collaboration, innovation, and action.
The event will showcase the latest technologies and innovations in textile recycling, alongside high-level discussions and expert-led panels. Attendees will gain opportunities to connect with decision-makers from across the global textile recycling supply chain, while learning about the latest collaborative projects, case studies and legislation updates.
The growing exhibitor and sponsorship lineup features Syre, Beyond Retro, Bank & Vogue, Valerius, Circ, Debrand, AATCC, American Truetzschler, Borsoi Recycling, Pierret, New Focus Textiles, and many others. ReJu has been confirmed as VIP Lounge Sponsor, offering an exclusive experience to brands and retailers.
Accelerating Circularity joins as structural partner, shaping the conference programme to reflect the most pressing industry challenges and solutions for scaling textile-to-textile recycling. SMART (Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association) and American Circular Textiles are named as founding partners for the inaugural event. Goodwill Industries International has newly come on board as impact partner.
Additional supporters include Textile Exchange, Carolina Recycling Association, Southern Textile Association, Fashion Takes Action, INDA Media, North American Linen Association, Waste Advantage Magazine, TextilesLoop, Denim Deal, Textile World, and many more.
Textiles Recycling Expo USA is free-to-attend, offering open access to the exhibition floor, expert-led conference sessions, and unique networking opportunities designed to accelerate the transition to a circular textiles economy.
Register for your free tickets here.
For more information on exhibiting or speaking, visit the website here: www.textilesrecyclingexpo.com/usa
