Free collection
We offer hotels and similar establishments a sustainable solution: we collect the textiles they no longer need, such as sheets, towels and bed linen, free of charge.

For hospitality and laundries. We don't just sell textiles: we also take care of recycling them.
Second Life by BYROSH was born of a conviction: a modern company is responsible not only for the quality of its products but also for their impact on the environment. The programme helps reduce textile waste and emissions, encourages responsible disposal, extends the life cycle of products and gives textiles a second life through reuse and recycling.
According to the waste management system analysis by the Balearic Government's Department of the Environment (Conselleria de Medio Ambiente de las Illes Balears), Mallorca's hotels discard thousands of tonnes of textiles every year, and less than 1% is recycled: most of it is incinerated.
Estimates from the Second Life programme presentation, based on the official report by the Balearic Government's Department of the Environment (waste management system analysis).

We offer hotels and similar establishments a sustainable solution: we collect the textiles they no longer need, such as sheets, towels and bed linen, free of charge.
Hotels and laundries commit to placing their future textile orders with BYROSH.
This agreement not only drives sustainable development: it also guarantees quality products and services that promote social responsibility and respect for the environment.
All the textiles we collect from hotels and establishments are sent to specialist companies in Bangladesh, where they are sorted, recycled and turned into new products made from recycled material.
This model reduces pressure on landfill and pollution, and closes the textile loop: waste is transformed into useful resources for future consumption.

Free disposal of discarded textiles.
Lower waste management costs.
A single turnkey supplier: supply + disposal.
A marketing advantage: guests see the eco-label.

Every participating hotel receives a personalised eco-label certifying its participation in the programme. We also plant a tree in a special area of the hotel, accessible to guests, as a symbol of commitment to sustainability and to raise awareness of the programme.
Burning textiles generates greenhouse gases. According to the programme presentation, 10,000 tonnes of burned textiles produce up to 60,000 tonnes of CO₂.
Synthetic blends take decades to break down, and pure synthetics hundreds of years. Natural fabrics that rot without oxygen release methane, and dyes and finishes gradually seep into the soil and groundwater.
Tell us how many rooms you have and we'll explain how to get started next season.
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