Resortecs Raises €6M to Scale Textile Disassembly Technology Across Europe
Belgian-based textile-tech startup plans to deploy 5 disassembly lines across Europe within 5 years, directly addressing European textile waste challenge.
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – Nov. 18, 2025 – Resortecs, the pioneering textile disassembly technology company, today announced it has raised €6 million in Series A to complete development of continuous industrial disassembly lines.
The round was led by Goldwin Play Earth Fund, a CVC arm of Goldwin, a Japanese premium outdoor apparel manufacturer, Belgian sovereign fund SFPIM (via the Ecological transition envelop, a delegated mission of the Belgian Federal government), and the European Innovation Council Fund (EIC Fund); combining industrial, governmental, and fashion sector expertise.
Current investors including makesense, Trividend, ScaleFund, finance&invest.brussels, Fashion for Good and historical business angels also participated in the round.
The Series A funding will enable Resortecs to complete development of its first continuous industrial disassembly line, scaling processing capacity tenfold to 3000 metric tonnes per year by 2027. The company aims to deploy five disassembly lines across Europe within five years, creating the pre-processing infrastructure needed for true circular fashion at scale.
“By building several decentralised pre-processing plants across Europe within the next five years, we enable local, plug-and-play solutions that eliminate logistical complexity and waste ownership. Thanks to our close connections with over 80 recyclers worldwide, brands can simply drop off their end-of-life products and we handle the rest.”
Cédric Vanhoeck, co-founder and CEO of Resortecs.
By taking care of logistics, disassembly, and recycler connections, Resortecs allows brands to process end-of-life products locally, without facing the complexity of handling waste or needing to build new infrastructure. For recyclers, this means a steady, high-quality feedstock supply at drastically lower preparation costs, enabling them to operate at scale and focus on material regeneration rather than costly pre-processing.
Together, this model makes textile-to-textile recycling economically and operationally seamless, paving the way to reduce the industry’s carbon footprint by 1 billion metric tonnes of CO₂ by 2050.
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