Quick Clean Laundry Solutions has officially launched ReWeave 360, a circular linen-recycling programme designed to embed sustainability into linen management for hotels and healthcare facilities. The initiative was first implemented at Hotel Sarovar Portico, marking a significant step towards circular textile solutions in India.
Global textile waste has reached nearly 91.8 million tonnes annually, with India contributing approximately 7.8 million tonnes. Around 20% of discarded linens end up in landfills, causing harmful emissions and substantial resource depletion. Recognising the environmental impact of high linen turnover in hospitality and healthcare, Quick Clean has developed ReWeave 360 to give used or damaged linen a second life.
Through the programme, Quick Clean collects worn-out linen directly from partner properties and channels it into a GRS-certified recycling process. Recovered fibres are transformed into functional textile products, including aprons, bath rugs, cushions, guest utility pouches, hand towels, laundry bags, tote bags, and T-shirts. Once recycled, these materials are returned to the same client, completing a full circular loop from waste to worth.
Anshul Gupta, CEO & Founder of Quick Cleanstated that Sustainability isn’t an afterthought at Quick Clean, it’s the foundation of our operations. He further emphasised that with ReWeave 360, there is an effort t0 close the loop on linen waste and turning everyday operations into long-term environmental impact. This programme is about responsibility, efficiency and collaboration.
ReWeave 360 also provides measurable ESG metrics, zero-waste linen management, and visible sustainability credentials, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Consumption & Production.
Quick Clean has long-standing partnerships with leading hospitality brands across India, including Hotel Sarovar Portico Surajkund, Radisson Blu Atria Bengaluru, Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels Dwarka, Mayfair Lagoon, Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel, Grand Mercure Bangalore, The Woodrose Club, Signature Club Resort, Park Inn by Radisson, and Radisson Blu Marina Hotel. ReWeave 360 enhances these collaborations by offering hotels and healthcare facilities a practical pathway to circular textile recovery.
As the hospitality and healthcare industries increasingly adopt green operations, ReWeave 360 invites properties across India to join the programme and convert linen waste into long-term, measurable sustainability outcomes. By integrating circularity into linen management, Quick Clean is helping the sector reduce its environmental footprint while meeting growing consumer and regulatory demands for sustainable practices.
With ReWeave 360, Quick Clean is not only addressing the pressing issue of textile waste but also positioning itself as a leader in sustainable laundry solutions in India, demonstrating that environmental responsibility and operational efficiency can go hand in hand.
