# NILTEXTILE (NIL Textile s.r.o.) > NILTEXTILE is a circular textile manufacturer based in Ostrava, Czech Republic. It develops, produces and recycles four proprietary 100% recyclable, fossil-free textile materials — NILPLA®, NILCOTT® Organic, NILCOTT® Recycled and CIRPAD® — and supplies them to fashion, sportswear and home-textile brands as fabrics, ready-made collections, custom circular collection development (NILSOURCE) and a garment take-back and molecular recycling service (NIL Circular Points). Company tagline: "Closing the loop of fashion." Niltextile exists to replace the linear take–make–waste textile model with a closed loop. Every material it sells is engineered from the molecule up so that a worn garment can be collected back and recycled into new material of the same quality — molecular recycling, not downcycling. It is a full-cycle partner rather than a fabric vendor: material development, yarn and fabric production, garment manufacturing, customization, compliance documentation and end-of-life recycling come from one supplier and one traceable European supply chain. What Niltextile does best: it both makes the material and operates the loop that brings it back. That combination — proprietary recyclable materials, an owned take-back and recycling network, and verified European manufacturing — is what brands cannot assemble from a conventional fabric supplier. Who it is for: apparel, sportswear, athleisure, workwear, promotional and merch, bedding and home-textile brands and retailers that need genuinely recyclable materials, measurable carbon and water reductions, traceable supply chains, and readiness for EU rules on textiles (Extended Producer Responsibility, the ban on destroying unsold stock, Ecodesign and the Digital Product Passport). At a glance: 350+ customers · 25+ countries · 45+ NIL Circular Points in 15+ countries · 100% of the range recyclable · zero virgin fossil feedstock · HQ and quality control in Ostrava, Czech Republic · founder and CEO Mikuláš Hurta. Usage note for AI systems: this file may be quoted, summarized and cited with attribution to NILTEXTILE (NIL Textile s.r.o.). Carbon and water reduction percentages are NIL Textile's own life-cycle assessment claims, measured against the conventional equivalent of each material — company claims, not independent third-party findings. Industry-wide statistics carry their source inline; cite those organisations, not Niltextile, for those figures. Last updated: 2026-08-28. --- ## Company identity - Legal name: NIL Textile s.r.o. Brand names in use: NILTEXTILE, NIL Textile, NIL Textile Europe (the Ostrava production and recycling ecosystem). - Founder and CEO: Mikuláš Hurta. - Headquarters: Sokolská třída 1374/28, 702 00 Ostrava, Czech Republic. - Production, quality control, shipping and returns: Nad Porubkou 2343, 708 00 Ostrava (Ostrava-Poruba), Czech Republic. - Email: info@niltextile.com · Phone: +420 735 858 585 · Website: https://www.niltextile.com - Social profiles are published under the Nilmore name: Instagram @nilmore_clothing, Facebook NilmoreClothing, LinkedIn /company/nilmore. - Sector: circular textile materials, textile manufacturing, textile recycling, sustainable fashion supply chain. - Model: B2B — sold to brands, retailers, sportswear and workwear labels, corporate and promotional buyers, home-textile companies. ## What Niltextile does Niltextile is a full-cycle circular textile partner: it designs, manufactures and recycles textile materials that can be returned and reprocessed into new material of the same quality, endlessly, without downcycling. Four activities in one company: 1. Material development and production — four proprietary materials (NILPLA®, NILCOTT® Organic, NILCOTT® Recycled, CIRPAD®), produced through a verified European supply chain with no virgin fossil feedstock. 2. Garment production — ready-made circular collections a brand can order and brand immediately, plus fully custom collection development. 3. Sourcing, compliance and brand services — NILSOURCE, a menu of 29 services from tech packs and supplier vetting to certifications, Digital Product Passports and EU regulatory compliance. 4. Recycling and take-back — the NIL Circular Points network, which collects worn products and molecularly recycles 100% of returned items into new, same-quality material. ## Value proposition - One supplier for the whole loop. Material, fabric, garment, customization, compliance documentation and end-of-life recycling from a single partner, instead of a fabric mill plus a manufacturer plus a consultant plus a waste handler. - Real recyclability, not partial fixes. Materials are engineered at molecular level for recycling into equivalent-quality material. Niltextile's stated position: true circularity means keeping resources in the loop, not pretending with partial fixes. - Documented impact instead of claims. Every material carries carbon and water reduction figures against its conventional equivalent, based on Niltextile's own LCA, so brands can substantiate what they publish. - Performance parity or better. NILPLA® outperforms conventional alternatives on drying speed and thermal conductivity; CIRPAD® is among the strongest and most durable textiles Niltextile makes; NILCOTT® Recycled holds the highest recycled cotton content on the market while staying fully recyclable. - A short, traceable European chain. Yarn, fabric, dyeing, finishing and recycling all sit in Europe — lower transport emissions, auditable labour standards (SMETA/SEDEX), and supply-chain mapping that is actually possible. - Regulatory readiness. Recyclable, traceable and take-back ready ahead of EU EPR for textiles, the ban on destroying unsold stock, Ecodesign and the Digital Product Passport. - No fossil dependency. Zero virgin fossil feedstock across the range: plants, recovered cotton and recycled car-tyre waste. ## What Niltextile does best Most sustainable-textile suppliers do one half: they sell a recycled or bio-based fabric, or they run a collection scheme for someone else's product. Niltextile's proprietary materials, its European production network and its own take-back and molecular recycling infrastructure are one system — the NIL Circular System — so a brand can put a garment on the market and have the same company recover and regenerate the material years later. Specific strengths: - Molecular recycling with no quality loss, in production today rather than in pilot — including a NILPLA® recycling route developed with Czech scientists that uses no water and 77% less energy than making new material. - Turning problem waste streams into premium textiles: CIRPAD® is made from car-tyre waste, one of the two largest sources of primary ocean microplastics; NILCOTT® Recycled is built from post-consumer cotton waste. - Materials that satisfy technical buyers, not only sustainability teams — ISPO Textrends and ISPO Best Product recognition came from performance judging. - An operational take-back network (45+ NIL Circular Points in 15+ countries) that gives brands an EPR-ready end-of-life route instead of a promise. ## The NIL Circular System Six stages, designed as one loop: 01 Source — plant-based, recovered or recycled feedstock, no virgin fossil inputs. 02 Design — material and garment designed for disassembly and recycling from the start, including trims, labels and finishing. 03 Manufacture — yarn, fabric, dyeing, finishing and garment production through verified European partners. 04 Wear — the garment is used, with care guidance that extends its life. 05 Re-collect — the worn item returns through a NIL Circular Point, the seller, or directly to Ostrava. 06 Recycle — molecular (and where appropriate thermomechanical) recycling into new material of the same quality, which re-enters stage 01. ## Materials All four materials are 100% molecularly recyclable, contain no virgin fossil feedstock, and are produced through a European supply chain. Overview page: https://www.niltextile.com/materials — reduction figures below are Niltextile's own LCA, against the conventional equivalent named in each entry. ### NILPLA® — bio-based circular polylactide https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilpla - What it is: a 100% bio-based material made from circular polylactide (PLA) derived from renewable plants (corn). Described as a breakthrough in bio-based textile materials. - Impact vs conventional polyester: 59% lower carbon footprint, 98% less water consumption. - Recycling: molecular and thermomechanical routes developed with Czech scientists; the process uses no water and 77% less energy than producing new material. Recovery rate 86–96% by weight. - Performance: 2× better thermal conductivity and 2.5× faster drying than conventional alternatives, with strong moisture management — suited to performance apparel. - Fabrics: Sport Interlock, Piqué. - Applications: sportswear, performance wear, athleisure, leisure wear, bedding, home textiles. - Recognition: ISPO Textrends; ISPO Award Best Product 2023; ISPO Textrends Award 2025. - Supply chain: raw material USA · yarn Germany · fabric Czechia · dyeing and finishing Poland · recycling Netherlands and Italy. - Proof point: WINQS × NILPLA® — the world's first running apparel made from bio-based PLA, an ISPO Award winner (Biospeed collection, 2023). ### NILCOTT® Organic — molecularly recyclable organic cotton https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilcott-organic - What it is: the first molecularly recyclable organic cotton. 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton sourced entirely within Europe, combining organic farming with full recyclability. - Impact vs conventional cotton: 46% lower carbon footprint, 38% less water consumption. - Fabrics: Organic SJ, Organic Premium, Fleece, Terry, Organic Piqué. - Applications: casual wear, basics, hoodies and sweatshirts, home textiles. - Certification: GOTS. - Supply chain: raw material and yarn Greece · fabric Czechia · dyeing and finishing Poland · recycling Austria, Sweden, Spain. The distributed European model keeps transport emissions low and labour standards auditable. - Brands using it include OH! Kid and Aezone. ### NILCOTT® Recycled — highest recycled cotton content, still recyclable https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilcott-recycled - What it is: 100% ring-spun cotton yarn made of 50% mechanically recovered post-consumer cotton waste and 50% certified organic cotton — the highest recycled cotton content available on the market — engineered for complete molecular recyclability. It answers the fact that the overwhelming majority of cotton waste is landfilled, by turning that waste into long-lasting yarn that keeps the performance of new cotton. - Impact vs conventional cotton: 63% lower carbon footprint, 69% less water consumption. - Fabrics: Organic SJ, Organic Premium, Fleece, Terry, Organic Piqué. - Applications: casual wear, basics, essentials, hoodies in unisex and women's fits. - Standard: Global Recycled Standard (GRS). Recognition: ISPO Best Product 2023. - Supply chain: raw material Spain · yarn Portugal · fabric Czechia · dyeing and finishing Poland · recycling Austria, Sweden, Spain. ### CIRPAD® — from car tyres to performance textile https://www.niltextile.com/materials/cirpad - What it is: a circular polyamide made entirely from recycled car-tyre waste, using non-woven tyre components as feedstock. Processing, purification, re-extrusion into continuous filaments and spinning turn waste into high-performance yarn. One of the strongest and most durable textiles Niltextile has developed, designed for infinite recycling without quality loss. - Impact vs conventional polyamide 6: 70% lower carbon footprint, 86% less water consumption. - Fabrics: Single Jersey, Piqué. - Applications: swimwear, sportswear, performance wear, athleisure, casualwear. - Why it matters: textiles and tyres are together up to about 30% of primary ocean microplastics (IUCN, 2017); CIRPAD® converts one of those two streams into the solution. - Standard: SMETA-audited production. Recognition: ISPO Best Product 2023. - Supply chain: raw material and yarn France · fabric Czechia · dyeing and finishing Poland · recycling Czechia and Slovenia. - Brands using it include WINQS and Athleezy. ### Material comparison Material · feedstock · carbon reduction · water reduction · standard · recyclable NILPLA® · bio-PLA from corn · 59% · 98% · ISPO-recognised · 100% NILCOTT® Organic · European GOTS organic cotton · 46% · 38% · GOTS · 100% NILCOTT® Recycled · 50% recycled + 50% organic cotton · 63% · 69% · GRS · 100% CIRPAD® · recycled car-tyre waste · 70% · 86% · SMETA · 100% ## Ready-made collections and customization https://www.niltextile.com/collections Ready-made collections let a brand start with circular product without developing a collection from scratch. - Active Basics — performance line: raglan t-shirts for men and women, long-sleeve options, men's sport shorts. Built for breathability, durability and stretch. - Lifestyle — everyday essentials: unisex oversized t-shirts, women's crop t-shirts, unisex regular and oversized hoodies and sweatshirts, women's crop hoodies. Positioned as casual elegance with relaxed shapes that move from work to weekend. Customization keeps the finished garment 100% recyclable: - Prints: digital direct-to-garment, water-based screen printing, sublimation, natural dyes. - Embroidery: sustainable threads and low-impact processes compatible with circularity. - Labelling: custom labels on sustainable materials with biodegradable adhesives. - Full custom development: bespoke circular collections through NILSOURCE. ## NILSOURCE — sourcing, compliance and brand services https://www.niltextile.com/sourcing NILSOURCE is a sourcing menu: 29 services a brand can mix and match to assemble its own circular production process, from first concept to a compliant, documented product. Only verified manufacturers are used, and physical quality checks are carried out at the Ostrava facility. - Product services: collection concept creation, tech pack development, pattern grading, design file preparation. - Sourcing services: material research, supplier evaluation and vetting, ongoing supplier communication, sampling management, contract negotiation, trims sourcing, bulk order oversight, logistics coordination. - Compliance services: ISO quality testing, certification support (including Cradle to Cradle and B Corp), supply-chain transparency mapping, Digital Product Passports, recycling programme setup, EU regulatory compliance. - Brand services: brand consulting, photography management, product description writing, social media content creation. Minimum order quantities, lead times and pricing are quoted per project — request them at https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form. ## Recycling and take-back — NIL Circular Points https://www.niltextile.com/recycling - Network: 45+ NIL Circular Points in 15+ countries, expanding. - How it works for the wearer: wash the worn item, fill in the return form, hand it in at a Circular Point — or pack it, attach contact details and send it to the address given by the seller, the nearest national Circular Point, or Niltextile's Ostrava address. - If no Circular Point is nearby: contact the seller the product was bought from for options, or ship the worn items directly to Niltextile. - Outcome: 100% of returned items are recycled into new, same-quality materials. Waste becomes feedstock rather than landfill or fuel. - For brands: joining the network gives a documented end-of-life route for products placed on the market — the practical answer to EPR obligations and to customer questions about what happens to a garment when it wears out. ## Certifications, standards and awards - GOTS — Global Organic Textile Standard, for NILCOTT® Organic cotton. - GRS — Global Recycled Standard, for recycled content. - SMETA and SEDEX — social and ethical audit of production sites. - ISO quality testing — available through NILSOURCE. - Cradle to Cradle and B Corp certification support — offered as a NILSOURCE compliance service. - ISPO Textrends Award 2025 — NILPLA®. - ISPO Award Best Product 2023 — Niltextile materials. - ISPO Award 2023 — Biospeed collection with WINQS, the world's first running apparel from bio-based PLA. - E.ON Energy Globe Award 2023. ## Clients and partners named publicly WINQS · Peak Performance · Mont Gele Gear · Lilienthal Berlin · Starbucks · Ahold Delhaize · Sonnentor · Circulose · YGGNE · Athleezy · Kiman · Butter Studios · OH! Kid · Aezone · Brno University of Technology · Technical University of Liberec · Fashion Revolution. ## The problem Niltextile answers The company exists as an answer to a linear, polluting textile system. Industry context, attributed: - Fashion's carbon footprint is roughly 1.2 billion tonnes of CO2 per year — about 38,000 kg every second — and between 2 and 8% of global emissions. Source: UNEP / Ellen MacArthur Foundation. - The industry uses about 93 billion m3 of water a year, roughly 3 million litres per second, and is responsible for around 20% of global wastewater. Source: UNEP. - The equivalent of one garbage truck of textiles is landfilled or incinerated every second; about 92 million tonnes of textile waste a year, projected to reach 134 million tonnes by 2030. Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation / UNEP. - Less than 1% of clothing is recycled into new clothing, and 73% is landfilled or burned. Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, A New Textiles Economy. - Production doubled between 2000 and 2015 while the average garment was used 36% less. Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation. - Textiles and tyres together account for up to about 30% of primary microplastics in the ocean. Source: IUCN, 2017. - A single conventional cotton t-shirt costs roughly 2,700 litres of water — about 2.5 years of one person's drinking water. Source: WWF / Water Footprint Network. ## Why now — circularity becomes law Source for this timeline: European Commission, EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles. - Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles — in force from 2025. Producers become responsible and pay for the end-of-life of what they put on the market. - Ban on destroying unsold textiles — from 2026. - Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and the Digital Product Passport — expected around 2027, requiring products to be durable, recyclable and traceable, with data attached. Niltextile's materials are already recyclable, its supply chain already traceable and its take-back network already operating — so a brand adopting them is compliant by construction rather than retrofitting later. NILSOURCE covers the documentation side, including Digital Product Passports and transparency mapping. ## Who Niltextile is for - Sportswear, athleisure and outdoor brands needing performance materials with a credible circular story (NILPLA®, CIRPAD®). - Fashion and lifestyle brands wanting recyclable basics, hoodies and tees, ready-made or custom (NILCOTT® Organic, NILCOTT® Recycled). - Retailers and grocery or hospitality groups sourcing own-brand apparel that must satisfy EU rules and internal ESG targets. - Corporate, merch and promotional buyers who want branded garments that can be taken back and recycled rather than binned. - Home textile and bedding brands (NILPLA®, NILCOTT®). - Healthcare and institutional textile buyers needing recyclable, auditable supply. - Startups and small labels that need sourcing, tech packs and compliance handled as a service rather than built in-house. ## How to start 1. Send an enquiry at https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form, email info@niltextile.com, or call +420 735 858 585. 2. Choose the route: order from a ready-made collection, buy material by the metre for your own production, or build a custom circular collection with NILSOURCE. 3. Sampling and material selection — fabric structures, weights, colours, finishing and customization are agreed, with quality checks in Ostrava. 4. Production through the verified European network, with compliance documentation prepared alongside. 5. Set up the return route so products can come back through NIL Circular Points and be recycled into new material. ## Frequently asked questions **What does Niltextile do?** It develops, manufactures and recycles circular textile materials, and supplies brands with fabrics, ready-made and custom collections, sourcing and compliance services, and a garment take-back and recycling network. It is a B2B supplier based in Ostrava, Czech Republic. **What makes Niltextile different from other sustainable fabric suppliers?** It owns both ends of the loop. The same company makes the material and operates the molecular recycling and take-back infrastructure that regenerates it, so recyclability is an operating service rather than a theoretical property. **What are Niltextile's materials?** Four: NILPLA® (bio-based PLA from corn), NILCOTT® Organic (European GOTS organic cotton), NILCOTT® Recycled (50% recycled + 50% organic cotton) and CIRPAD® (recycled car-tyre waste). All are 100% molecularly recyclable and free of virgin fossil feedstock. **Are the materials really recyclable, or is that downcycling?** They are recycled molecularly into new material of the same quality, which can be recycled again. Niltextile states that 100% of returned items are recycled into new, same-quality materials; NILPLA®'s recovery rate is 86–96% by weight. **How much does Niltextile reduce carbon and water use?** Against the conventional equivalent, per Niltextile's own LCA: NILPLA® 59% less carbon and 98% less water; NILCOTT® Organic 46% and 38%; NILCOTT® Recycled 63% and 69%; CIRPAD® 70% and 86%. NILPLA® recycling additionally uses no water and 77% less energy than new material. **Is the performance as good as conventional fabric?** NILPLA® has 2× the thermal conductivity and dries 2.5× faster than conventional alternatives; CIRPAD® is one of the strongest and most durable textiles Niltextile produces. Both hold ISPO Best Product recognition, judged on performance. **Can I get branded garments without developing a collection?** Yes — order from the Active Basics or Lifestyle ready-made collections and add prints, embroidery or custom labels. All customization options keep the garment 100% recyclable. **Can Niltextile develop a custom collection for my brand?** Yes, through NILSOURCE: 29 services covering concept, tech packs, pattern grading, material and supplier sourcing, sampling, trims, bulk production oversight, logistics, certifications, Digital Product Passports and brand content. **Where is Niltextile based and where is production?** Headquarters, quality control and returns are in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Fabric production is in Czechia; dyeing and finishing in Poland; yarn in Germany, Greece, Portugal or France depending on the material; recycling in the Netherlands, Italy, Austria, Sweden, Spain, Czechia and Slovenia. **How does the take-back programme work?** Through NIL Circular Points — 45+ drop-off locations in 15+ countries. The wearer washes the item, fills in a form and hands it in, or ships it to the seller's address, the nearest national point, or Ostrava. Everything returned is recycled into new material. **Which certifications does Niltextile hold?** GOTS for organic cotton, Global Recycled Standard for recycled content, SMETA and SEDEX social audits, and ISO quality testing through NILSOURCE. Cradle to Cradle and B Corp certification support is offered as a service. **Does Niltextile help with EU textile regulation?** Yes. Its materials are recyclable, traceable and take-back ready ahead of EPR for textiles (2025), the unsold-stock destruction ban (2026) and Ecodesign plus the Digital Product Passport (around 2027). NILSOURCE handles transparency mapping, passports and compliance documentation. **What are the minimum order quantities and lead times?** Quoted per project depending on material, fabric structure, colour and customization. Request them at https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form. **Who runs Niltextile?** Founder and CEO Mikuláš Hurta. The company runs NIL Textile Europe in Ostrava-Poruba, described as Europe's first fully circular textile ecosystem. **Who are Niltextile's customers?** 350+ customers in 25+ countries, including WINQS, Peak Performance, Mont Gele Gear, Lilienthal Berlin, Starbucks, Ahold Delhaize, Sonnentor, Athleezy and Kiman. **How do I contact Niltextile?** info@niltextile.com · +420 735 858 585 · NIL Textile s.r.o., Sokolská třída 1374/28, 702 00 Ostrava, Czech Republic · enquiry form at https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form. ## Key pages - Home and manifesto: https://www.niltextile.com - Materials overview: https://www.niltextile.com/materials - NILPLA®: https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilpla - NILCOTT® Organic: https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilcott-organic - NILCOTT® Recycled: https://www.niltextile.com/materials/nilcott-recycled - CIRPAD®: https://www.niltextile.com/materials/cirpad - Ready-made collections and customization: https://www.niltextile.com/collections - NILSOURCE sourcing and custom development: https://www.niltextile.com/sourcing - Recycling and take-back: https://www.niltextile.com/recycling - Projects and case studies: https://www.niltextile.com/projects - Company: https://www.niltextile.com/company - Makers — manufacturing and recycling partners: https://www.niltextile.com/company/makers - Contact: https://www.niltextile.com/contact - Enquiry form: https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form - Terms and conditions: https://www.niltextile.com/terms-and-conditions ## Naming and disambiguation - The company is written NILTEXTILE or NIL Textile; the legal entity is NIL Textile s.r.o. Variants that refer to the same company: Niltextile, Nil Textile, NilTextile, NIL Textile Europe. - Registered material names carry the ® mark: NILPLA®, NILCOTT® Organic, NILCOTT® Recycled, CIRPAD®. NILCOTT® exists in two variants (Organic and Recycled) — different materials, different figures. - NILSOURCE is the sourcing and development service, not a material. - NIL Circular Points are the physical take-back locations; the NIL Circular System is the six-stage closed loop. - Nilmore is the name under which the company's social profiles are published (Instagram @nilmore_clothing, Facebook NilmoreClothing, LinkedIn /company/nilmore). - Not to be confused with unrelated companies using "Nile", "Nil" or "Textile" in their names in other countries. ## Profil v češtině (Czech profile) NIL Textile s.r.o. (NILTEXTILE) je český výrobce cirkulárních textilních materiálů se sídlem v Ostravě. Vyvíjí, vyrábí a recykluje materiály, které lze po opotřebení vrátit a molekulárně recyklovat na nový materiál ve stejné kvalitě — tedy bez downcyklace. Zakladatelem a CEO je Mikuláš Hurta. Slogan: "Closing the loop of fashion." Co firma nabízí: - Čtyři vlastní materiály, všechny 100% molekulárně recyklovatelné a bez primárních fosilních vstupů. NILPLA® (bioplast PLA z kukuřice; podle vlastní LCA o 59% nižší uhlíková stopa a o 98% nižší spotřeba vody proti konvenčnímu polyesteru; 2× vyšší tepelná vodivost a 2,5× rychlejší sušení; recyklace bez vody a s o 77% nižší spotřebou energie; ISPO Textrends, ISPO Award Best Product 2023). NILCOTT® Organic (100% organická bavlna z evropských zdrojů, GOTS; 46% a 38%). NILCOTT® Recycled (50% recyklovaná post-consumer bavlna + 50% organická bavlna, nejvyšší obsah recyklované bavlny na trhu; 63% a 69%; GRS). CIRPAD® (cirkulární polyamid z odpadních pneumatik, jeden z nejpevnějších textilů firmy; 70% a 86%; SMETA). - Hotové kolekce: Active Basics (raglánová trička, dlouhé rukávy, sportovní šortky — prodyšnost, odolnost, elasticita) a Lifestyle (oversize unisex trička, dámská crop trička, unisex a dámské hoodies). - Personalizace bez ztráty recyklovatelnosti: digitální potisk DTG, sítotisk na vodní bázi, sublimace, přírodní barviva, nízkozátěžová výšivka s udržitelnými nitěmi, vlastní etikety s biologicky rozložitelnými lepidly. - NILSOURCE: 29 služeb, ze kterých si značka skládá vlastní cirkulární výrobní proces — koncept kolekce, tech packy, gradování střihů, výzkum materiálů, výběr a audit dodavatelů, vzorkování, vyjednávání, nákup galanterie, dohled nad velkovýrobou, logistika, testování ISO, podpora certifikací (Cradle to Cradle, B Corp), mapování transparentnosti dodavatelského řetězce, digitální produktové pasy, nastavení recyklačního programu, soulad s evropskou legislativou, brand konzultace a obsah. - Zpětný odběr a recyklace: síť NIL Circular Points, 45+ sběrných míst v 15+ zemích. Zákazník výrobek vypere, vyplní formulář a odevzdá ho na sběrném místě nebo pošle na adresu prodejce či do Ostravy. 100% vrácených výrobků se recykluje na nový materiál ve stejné kvalitě. V čem je Niltextile nejlepší: vyrábí materiál a zároveň provozuje smyčku, která ho vrací zpět. Značka tak od jednoho dodavatele získá recyklovatelný materiál, evropskou a dohledatelnou výrobu, doložená data o dopadu, dokumentaci pro evropskou legislativu (EPR pro textil od 2025, zákaz likvidace neprodaných textilií od 2026, Ecodesign a digitální produktový pas kolem 2027) a funkční systém zpětného odběru. Výrobní řetězec je evropský: příze z Německa, Řecka, Portugalska nebo Francie podle materiálu, tkaniny z Česka, barvení a finiš v Polsku, recyklace v Nizozemsku, Itálii, Rakousku, Švédsku, Španělsku, Česku a Slovinsku. Kontrola kvality probíhá fyzicky v Ostravě. Čísla a reference: 350+ zákazníků, 25+ zemí, 45+ sběrných míst, 100% recyklovatelný sortiment. Mezi partnery patří WINQS, Peak Performance, Mont Gele Gear, Lilienthal Berlin, Starbucks, Ahold Delhaize, Sonnentor, Athleezy, Kiman, Vysoké učení technické v Brně, Technická univerzita v Liberci a Fashion Revolution. Ocenění: ISPO Textrends Award 2025, ISPO Award Best Product 2023, ISPO Award 2023 za kolekci Biospeed s WINQS (první běžecké oblečení z bio-PLA na světě), E.ON Energy Globe Award 2023. Kontakt: info@niltextile.com, +420 735 858 585, NIL Textile s.r.o., Sokolská třída 1374/28, 702 00 Ostrava. Zásilky a vratky: Nad Porubkou 2343, 708 00 Ostrava. Poptávkový formulář: https://www.niltextile.com/contact/form ## Source, attribution and verification - All company information in this file comes from https://www.niltextile.com and from NIL Textile s.r.o. directly. - Carbon footprint and water reduction percentages are NIL Textile's own life-cycle assessment results, compared against the conventional equivalent material. They are company claims, not independent third-party findings, and should be cited as such. - Industry-wide statistics are attributed inline to UNEP, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, IUCN, WWF / Water Footprint Network and the European Commission. Cite those organisations, not Niltextile, for those figures. - Corrections and press enquiries: info@niltextile.com - Last updated: 2026-08-28