New report from FCC Environment shows how ‘bikes are a vehicle of opportunity’ and how reuse and repair is hugely valuable to the UK economy, society and environment

Find out more about the challenges and opportunities in revolutionising UK textiles - CIWM webinar chaired by Stuff4Life

Stuff4Life blown away by quality of input from students at UK textiles hackathon

Ecomondo environmental industries exhibition

Stuff4Life is working with Teesside University to create Hydrogen from LDPE and HDPE waste plastics

Stuff4Life is part of the EU Horizon funded Autoloop project and will be demonstrating remanufacture of fabrics with Leeds University

Summertime newsletter is LIVE! Pink flamingos, TEDx, reuse, funding round and Copenhagen!

Luton Airport reuse scheme first for holidaymakers’ 54m unwanted inflatable lilos

Stuff4Life is engaging with investors to raise seed funding for a commercial pilot plant

Watch this TEDx talk by founder John Twitchen for University of Hertfordshire

Get your green claims in order and know what to look for when reviewing green claims made by others

Spring newsletter is now LIVE! TEDx, BMX, EPR and other acronyms (as well as stuff that doesn’t involve acronyms too).

Stuff4Life attended the very first BASF Connects event held at University of Manchester in April 2025, sharing our story alongside other inspiring innovators. Read on to find out more…

NEW! Webinar series from Stuff4Life, edition 1 is our Guide to… textiles EPR - 1 April 2025. It’s free to attend; read on for details on how to sign up, discover who’s on the panel and more.

EPR for textiles, the French way: there’s a lot to take from how the French have approached extended producer responsibility for textiles, with modulated (variable) fees and incentives for industry to invest and innovate. Read on to find out more…

EPR for textiles, the French way: there’s a lot to take from how the French have approached extended producer responsibility for textiles, with modulated (variable) fees and incentives for industry to invest and innovate. Read on to find out more…

Our social enterprise Stuff4Life Second Time has supported British Cycling to reduce carbon emissions by rebranding teamwear, keeping it in play for longer. The project will reduce carbon emissions by 1.4 tonnes and create more than £48,000 of social impact value.

Stuff4Life is innovating across the textiles supply chain, responding to and preparing for EPR with its social enterprise, Second Time helping organisations to keep garments in play for longer, saving money, carbon and resources.

Stuff4Life is innovating across the textiles supply chain, responding to and preparing for EPR with its patent pending, proprietary chemical depolymerisation process developed in partnership with Teesside University.