Collection
Contracted pickups from textile banks, charity warehouses and retail take-back schemes across the region. Weighed and logged against the source on arrival.
A garment thrown out in Rotterdam becomes a school uniform in Accra, a market stall in Nairobi, a workshop rag in Karachi. What decides which one it becomes is the sorting floor in between — and that floor is the whole of our business.
G Star Recycling buys original collections from municipalities, charities and private collectors, brings them into Sharjah, and puts every kilo through the same hands and the same standard before it leaves in a container. Twenty-five years in, we ship to more than forty markets, and the grade sheet has not changed hands once.
Whether you collect textiles and need an outlet, or you buy bales and need them to arrive the same every time, you deal with one company from the bin to the seal.
Contracted pickups from textile banks, charity warehouses and retail take-back schemes across the region. Weighed and logged against the source on arrival.
500 people on 250 tables split 650 product lines by type, season and condition, then grade each one against a written standard. No machine shortcuts.
What can't be worn again doesn't go to landfill. Repairables, wiping rags and fibre stock are separated into their own streams and sold on for reuse.
45kg and 100kg bales, labelled by line and grade, loaded to 20ft and 40ft containers. Documents, photos and the loading list go out the day it's sealed.
Nothing skips a stage and nothing goes back. That is why two containers of the same line, ordered six months apart, arrive the same.
Contracted pickups from textile banks, charity warehouses and retail take-back schemes. Each intake is weighed, logged against its source and held as one traceable lot.
Hand sorting into product lines — men's, ladies', kids', seasonal, shoes, bags, household. Wearable is split from repairable, repairable from wiper and fibre stock.
Every line is scored on condition, season and market fit against a written standard. Grade A cream is separated first; B and C follow. Off-spec drops out, it is not blended in.
Pressed into 45kg or 100kg bales, labelled with line and grade, loaded to 20ft or 40ft. Documents, photos and the loading list go out the day the container is sealed.
The catalogue lists every line we press — what goes into it, what the grade means, bale weight, and the minimum order. Prices are quoted per kilo, FOB Sharjah, and hold for 30 days.
Get the 2026 catalogue