Recover recycled cotton is the focus of a new global campaign urging fashion and textile companies to give more attention to recycling solutions already in commercial use. The company launched the campaign, called REAL, on October 27, 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • Recover says its recycled cotton was used in more than 200 million garments in 2025.
  • The campaign will continue through the fourth quarter of 2026 across advertising, digital channels and industry events.

Recover recycled cotton is already in supply chains

The campaign promotes Recover’s existing recycled cotton products rather than a future recycling process. Recover says its fiber is integrated into global supply chains and commercial collections, with more than 200 million garments using it in 2025.

The company says its mechanical recycling process preserves cotton’s natural characteristics. It also describes a traceability approach combining Global Recycled Standard certification with physical and digital tracers.

Campaign rollout and evidence of impact

REAL debuted at industry conferences in Vancouver, Munich and Amsterdam in October. Recover plans print and digital advertising, social media content and localized promotions around industry events through the fourth quarter.

Recover says environmental benefits are supported by third-party-certified life cycle assessments. The announcement does not specify the size of those benefits or identify the brands using its fiber.

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