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Used Clothing & Recyclable Material Wholesaling: (1) Clothes are made of various fibers that fall into two groups—natural and synthetic. Natural fibers: such as cotton, Tencel flax, hemp, wool and silk are a renewable resource and will eventually decompose. They’re also carbon neutral, which means they absorb the same amount of carbon dioxide they produce. Semi-synthetic fibers: fibers such as viscose (rayon), modal, or lyocell will also eventually decompose, but they produce release greenhouse gases such as methane and carbon dioxide—both of which contribute to climate change. Synthetic fibers: such as polyester, spandex, acrylic or nylon will never biodegrade. Like plastic, textiles made of synthetic fibers will fill up valuable space in our landfills and remain there forever. Once they end up in landfill, natural textiles can take hundreds of years to decompose and can release methane and CO2 gas into the atmosphere as part of this process. Synthetic textiles are designed not to decompose which means that in landfill, they can release toxic substances into groundwater and the surrounding soil. This service is coming soon to SB McGill Eco- Energy & Environmental Inc. (SBME³). If you have any question, please Contact Us and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Keep checking our website. Thanks