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Microfibres in Textile Manufacture.

Reducing microfibres without disrupting how you work.

Microfibres are becoming a defining challenge for the textile industry. They are created during manufacturing, released through use, and increasingly under scrutiny from regulators, brands, and consumers alike.

At the same time, manufacturers are operating under tight margins and constant pressure to maintain output, while brands are expected to deliver measurable sustainability progress across complex global supply chains.

This means in a world of rising costs, Regen® can lower your operational expenditure.

Regen® – built for real-world
textile operations.

Regen® is Matter’s proprietary filtration technology, engineered to capture microfibres efficiently in real operating conditions.

Designed for integration into textile manufacturing environments, Regen® for Textiles works alongside existing processes to reduce microfibre release at source without requiring fundamental change.

It is a practical intervention, built not for theory, but for deployment at scale.

Designed for production realities.

Textile manufacturing depends on efficiency, consistency, and control. Any new solution must fit within those constraints.

Regen® for Textiles has been developed to integrate seamlessly into production environments, with a compact footprint and minimal installation requirements. Systems can be deployed quickly, without disrupting operations or introducing unnecessary complexity.

The result is a straightforward way to reduce microfibre emissions while maintaining performance and output. By reducing microfibres at source, manufacturers can also strengthen their position with brand partners, demonstrating leadership in an area that is rapidly gaining importance.

Key Points:

  • Compact design suited to space-constrained facilities
  • Quick installation with minimal downtime
  • No impact on core production processes
  • Three-year return on investment through operational and commercial value

Built for scalable supply chains.

For brands, reducing impact across the supply chain requires solutions that are credible, scalable, and easy to implement.

Regen® for Textiles enables microfibre capture directly within existing manufacturing sites, without placing additional burden on suppliers. It can be introduced quickly across facilities, supporting immediate progress without disrupting established relationships or workflows.

This creates a practical path to measurable impact on an issue that is becoming increasingly visible to both consumers and regulators.

  • No additional operational complexity for suppliers
  • Fast to deploy across existing manufacturing partners
  • Addresses growing consumer concern around microplastics and water quality.
  • Supports clear, evidence-based sustainability progress

As expectations evolve, microfibres are moving from an emerging issue to a defined priority. Regen® for Textiles allows brands to act early and with confidence.

One solution across the textile ecosystem.

Impact is built into our supply chain.

We aim to source materials and components that meet rigorous environmental standards, balancing sustainability with the demands of high-performance engineering. Reducing microfibres requires alignment across the industry.

Regen® for Textiles creates value on both sides of the supply chain. Manufacturers gain a solution that delivers financial value and works within operational constraints. Brands gain a scalable way to deliver meaningful sustainability progress.

Together, this enables reduction at the point where it matters most, turning a complex challenge into a practical, shared solution.

A better standard for textiles starts here.

Matter provides filtration technology designed to integrate seamlessly into textile production, helping reduce microfibres at source while supporting both operational and sustainability goals.

Regen® supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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