LoomLogic is a young textile-technology company known for piloting AI-assisted garment sorting with recyclers in New York City. Its platform helps textile operators identify the value and destination of clothing in real time, using a retrofit-ready workstation rather than requiring a wholesale redesign of the sorting floor.
American Recycling Technologies, IncFounded in 1993, family-owned American Recycling Technologies collects and recycles unwanted clothing and other textiles through community collection bins across the Northeast. The company diverts more than 90 million pounds of textiles from waste streams each year, while its program has kept over 1.2 billion pounds out of landfills and raised more than $25 million for charities and local public-service organizations.GREAT NECK, NY
WASTEWEARFounded by Uddhav Bagrodia and Vaidehi Bagrodia, WASTEWEAR is an Ahmedabad-based circular textile company built around keeping discarded textiles in use. It helps organizations recover textile waste and develop practical circular pathways for brands, institutions, manufacturers, and reuse partners.
The Reclamation FactoryThe Reclamation Factory develops acoustic AI systems that listen to waste streams and sort materials standard visual and optical methods struggle to identify. Led by CEO and principal robotics engineer Georgia Crowther, the company is building modular recycling technologies intended to lower recycling costs and improve the quality of reclaimed materials for municipalities and industry.
LoomiaLoomia began in 2014 as the Brooklyn design and technology studio The Crated, created to address the material limitations facing wearable product development. Today, it builds soft, flexible circuitry that integrates with textiles and other pliable materials, serving product teams in fields such as automotive design and medical wearables.