Collaborations
Relevant projects and initiatives in collaboration with Fabulose:
Related Clusters
ECOSYSTEX
Fabulose is part of ECOSYSTEX, the European Community of Practice for a Sustainable Textile Ecosystem, with the mission to accelerate collaboration in the textile sustainability and circularity field.
This network of textile circularity projects aims to create a long-term community of practice, ensuring collaboration across project consortia and lasting beyond the individual projects’ durations, and it is facilitated by the Textile ETP, with support from the European Commission’s Research Executive Agency (REA), the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) and the Circular-Biobased Europe Joint Undertaking.
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Related Projects
CELLulose lyocell FILaments as a scalable solution for circular textile production (2024-2028)
CELLFIL accelerates the transition of European textile industry to more circular models by developing and scaling lyocell filament technologies. The project integrates alternative renewable feedstocks, such as orange peel or cotton textile waste, into optimized filament production processes with improved sustainability, functionality, and processing efficiency.
HALO-TEX
Sustainable Textiles & Biochemicals from Halophytes (2024 – 2028)
HALO-TEX is an EU-funded project developing an innovative biorefinery system that converts halophytes (salt-tolerant plants) into sustainable yarns, textiles, and chemical products, offering a renewable alternative to fossil-based resources. The project introduces a novel extraction process with reduced environmental impact and promotes circularity by recycling materials and bioproducts throughout the value chain. In doing so, HALO-TEX supports the EU bioeconomy, helping to create new value chains and jobs, particularly in rural areas.
BioFibreLoop
Circular bio-based technical textiles with innovative bio-inspired non-toxic functionalisation (2024 -2027)
The BioFibreLoop project will make the EU textile industry more sustainable with a focus on outdoor-, active- and workwear. Recyclable textiles with bio-inspired functionalisation will be produced from bio-based materials.
Developing environmental sustainability & circularity assessment methodologies for industrial bio-based systems (2024-2028)
The EU-funded ESCIB project aims to help the European bio-based economy by developing crucial assessment methodologies that will allow faster and more accurate assessments of their value chains.
