Moreover, while reuse is thriving under charity-based collection and export systems, recycling options forthe non-reusable share, and especially textile to textile recycling are more restricted (Palm et al., These include pilot projects developing various methods for (chemical) recycling of fibres - e.g. Relooping Fashion in Finland and Re:newcell in Sweden - and R8<D projects on automated sorting of fibres as feed-in to recycling processes - e.g. SIPTex2 and Textile back to Textiles3 (Sweden), Textiles4Textiles (Netherlands) and FIBRESORT (Belgium). Others are system problems related to gathering and sorting sufficient quantities of recyclable used textiles and at the same time not offsetting environmental preferable reuse pathways (Elander & Ljungkvist, 2016).