Recycled Wool Market Size, Share, Growth, And Industry Analysis by Type (Reprocessed Wool and Reused Wool) by Application (Automotive, Retail, Mining, Building & Construction & Others) Regional Forecast To 2031

Updated On: 08 April 2024

Recycled Wool Market Report Overview

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The global recycled wool market size was USD 0.0999 billion in 2021 the market is expected to reach USD 0.13414 billion in 2030, exhibiting with a growing Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.2 % during the forecast period.

Wool is a textile material that is derived from certain animals. The two primary producers of wool are sheep and goats, although other animals including camels, rabbits, alpacas, llamas, and musk ox are also excellent suppliers of wool. Wool is a natural material that is extensively utilised in the textile industry. Clothing, blankets, rugs, and other interior textiles are made from woolen fibres. The fast growth of spinning and weaving machine tools and the rising sales of clothes throughout the world have been weighing on the same scale as advancements in the wool production business. However, since 2014, wool production activities have drastically decreased due to extreme seasonal changes and herd reductions driven by drought in top wool-producing nations like Australia and New Zealand. The wool business has seen tremendous change over the years as a result of technological developments in knitting as well as improvements in fabric quality, textures, and appearance.

 The sudden rise in CAGR is attributable to the market's growth and demand returning to pre-pandemic levels once the pandemic is over. 

 However, it is important to highlight that the market for wool has been impacted by the advent of less expensive competitors and a decline in output over time, which calls for a thorough knowledge. Wool farmers may also benefit from a growing trend away from synthetic, man-made fibres and toward natural fibres like wool and recycled wool. Numerous businesses are running campaigns to spread the word about the advantages of recycled wool, advertise their goods, and promote wool as a performance fabric. Merino wool's manufacturing technique has also undergone improvement, reiterating its superiority over other current fibres. The demand for recycled wool in textile manufacturing applications is being further driven by the shifting customer attitudes toward luxury and sustainability of clothes. Additionally, the preference of consumers for natural fibre is driving up the recycled wool market size in a number of ways.

COVID-19 Impact: Outbreak Disruptions Hampered the Markets’ Dynamics due to Fallen Demand

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a variety of effects on the recycled wool industry. First off, because farmers are unable to access their animals due to the lockdown measures put in place in many nations, the amount of wool produced has decreased. As a result, there is now less recycled wool available, which has raised the price. Second, because fewer people are wearing suits and other items made of wool to work, the need for recycled wool has decreased as home working and education have become more popular. As a result, prices have fallen, forcing many recycled wool companies to expand their product lines in order to survive. 

Latest Trends

"Technological Developments in the Recycling Process to be a Trendsetter"

Currently, waste wools are recycled via mechanical, chemical, and thermal processes. Additionally, there is not much recyclable waste, leaving just non-recyclable waste for disposal or incineration. Carbon dioxide emissions and soil contamination are the results of this. The discovery of new sustainable resources and advancements in materials that make them more recyclable allow future expansion. Additionally, it is anticipated that technical developments in the recycling process and the creation of new materials will generate profitable growth potential for the worldwide recycled wool market. 

Recycled Wool Market SEGMENTATION

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• By type

Depending on recycled wool market given are types: Reprocessed Wool, Reused Wool. The reprocessed wood type will capture the maximum market share through 2030.

• By Application

The market is divided in Automotive, Retail, Mining, Building & Construction & Others based on application. The global recycled wool market  players in cover segment like automotive will dominate the market share during 2021-2030.

Driving Factors

"Growing Textile Industry to Support Market Development for Recycled Wool"

During the projection period, it is predicted that increased consumer awareness of waste disposal and recycling will fuel demand for recycled wool market growth globally. Given rising consumer disposable income and growing environmental concerns, as well as the fact that recycled textiles reduce reliance on virgin fibres, water and land pollution, use of chemical dyes, and energy and water consumption, it is anticipated that the recycled wool market size will expand. Further, it is anticipated that throughout time, the market for recycled wool textiles will be supported by ongoing technical developments in recycled wool, such as mechanical recycling, chemical recycling for synthetics, chemical recycling for blended fibre, and chemical recycling for natural fibre.

"Increasing Public and Producer Awareness to Expand the Market Size"

Government and nonprofit initiatives have increased consumer awareness of the recycling of wool products. As a result, the global market for recycled wool is growing as a result of the large growth in donations and collections of used wool fabrics and textiles. The maker may save a lot of money by using recovered fabrics. Compared to original resources, recycled wool products are much less costly. Additionally, virgin materials are not always easily available, which delays production and raises the overall cost of production; switching to recycled wool is favourable. The need for recycled textiles is further increased by the fact that recycled fabrics like wool, cotton, and polyester require less and easier processing.

Restraining Factors

"Low-quality recycled materials at High Processing Costs to Supply Market Hindrance"

Some wool recycling procedures cost more to carry out than the extraction of the equivalent virgin material. Waste wool must be handled chemically or in an open-loop recycling process in order to remove stains, decolorize hybrid fabrics, and other things. This drives up the cost of the entire process and limits the recycled wool market growth. Additionally, the availability of inexpensive, low-quality materials on the market deters the growth of the recycled wool market since these resources lower the end product's quality or call for additional processing, which raises the maker's costs. The recycled wool industry is also constrained by inadequate equipment and low-paying job prospects.

Recycled Wool Market Regional Insights

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"The Market for Recycled Wool Will Continue to Be Dominated by The Asia Pacific Region "

Due to the region's growing demand for recycled wool goods from developing nations like Australia, China, and India, the recycled wool market share is expanding significantly across the Asia Pacific. In the past, India has been a large importer of secondhand wool and clothes from all over the world. The growth of the market for processing old wool in India has significantly aided charity, particularly in Africa, which is fueling the market for recycled woolen fabrics in the area. Further driving the recycled wool market share for recycled textile in the Asia Pacific is the expanding textile and apparel sector, the region's rapidly rising population, and various regional market players' expansion plans. 

Europe dominated the global market for recycled wool in 2021, when it held the second-highest recycled wool market share and is anticipated to grow at a healthy CAGR. European nations tend to have a higher quality of life and spend more money on clothing and fashion, which brings up the issue of waste management. According to statistics from the World Bank on trends in solid waste management, the rate of garbage collection is greater in European nations. The largest recycling markets in Europe are found in Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, the Czech Republic, and Poland. Italy is the world's leading centre for wool recycling and is renowned as its capital. The Italian Textile and Recycling Association, based in Prato, Italy, where vintage carpets and clothing are customarily gathered from all over the globe and turned into yarn, now has more than one hundred enterprises as members.

Key Industry Players

"Key Players Focus on Partnerships to Gain a Competitive Advantage "

Prominent market players are making collaborative efforts by partnering with other companies to stay ahead of the competition. Many companies are also investing in new product launches to expand their product portfolio. Mergers and acquisitions are also among the key strategies used by players to expand their product portfolios.

List of Market Players Profiled

• Khaloom (India)
• Nuova Fratelli Boretti (NFB) (Italy)
• Kishco Group (India)
• GEETANJALI WOOLLENS PRIVATE (India)
• The Tartan Blanket Co. (Scotland)
• Leigh Fibers Inc. (U.S)
• Lanificio Becagli (Italy)
• Usha Yarns Ltd. (India)
• Novetex (Hong Kong)
• Manteco (Italy)

Report Coverage

This research profiles a report with extensive studies that take into description the firms that exist in the market affecting the forecasting period. With detailed studies done, it also offers a comprehensive analysis by inspecting the factors like segmentation, opportunities, industrial developments, trends, growth, size, share, and restraints. This analysis is subject to alteration if the key players and probable analysis of market dynamics change.