Who AI recommends, and when it changes.
Data as of Apr 11, 2026 · Based on 56 AI answers · A buyer need in Textile Recycling and Sports Gear. · See how Parse measures this
Recommendation share
FabScrap leads at 9% of AI recommendations; Looptworks follows at 9%.
By platform
Platforms disagree: Looptworks leads on Google AI Overviews, RecoverFiber on ChatGPT.
Representative prompts behind this market ranking, and how AI tends to answer.
AI recommendations for blended fabric recycling are closely contested, with 
Where a different pick wins:
CircCirc’s chemical recycling breaks down polyester-cotton blends into virgin-grade polyester and lyocell, often cited for preserving fiber integrity. · 4 sources
Worn Again TechnologiesWorn Again Technologies focuses on converting poly-cotton and PET plastics back into circular PET polyester and cellulose. · 4 sources
AquafilEmerging chemical methods from Aquafil address blends with spandex, which mechanical means often cannot recycle. · 1 source
FabScrapFabScrap accepts blended fabrics from pre-consumer commercial sources and provides secure destruction documentation. · 3 sources
RewinRewin specifically handles complex blends, including polyester mixed with anti-static fibers, recovering polyester components. · 3 sources
SuperCircleSuperCircle manages post-consumer textile returns for brands, routing mixed-textile waste through its recycling network. · 4 sources
Why here: Accepts pre-consumer blended fabric scraps and provides pickup and certificate of destruction services for brands. · 3 sources
Why here: Processes multiple material blends, including elastane up to 10%, into high-quality fiber at its Oregon facility. · 2 sources
Why here: Chemical recycler that separates poly-cotton blends into PET polyester and cellulose fibers. · 2 sources
Why here: Separates poly-cotton waste into polyester resin and cellulosic clay for industrial reuse. · 2 sources
Why here: Chemical recycling technology that breaks down poly-cotton blends into virgin-grade polyester and lyocell. · 2 sources
Why here: Processes textile waste into recycled fiber blends and slivers ready for spinning. · 2 sources
Why here: Provides reverse logistics and tech-driven recycling for post-consumer mixed-textile waste from brands. · 2 sources
Why here: Separates blended textiles like cotton-polyester into original components without damaging fibers. · 2 sources
Why here: Extracts polyester from complex blends, including three-fiber blends with anti-static fibers. · 2 sources
“I am looking for a textile recycling partner that can process blended fabrics.”
AI replies list multiple specialized recyclers, distinguishing between chemical, mechanical, and logistics partners; the most frequently recommended are
Worn Again Technologies
