ReSpin

ReSpin was founded in 2020 by Åsa Strandberg, with a background at H&M and more than 30 years of experience in the textile industry.

The textile industry has undergone several crucial transformations throughout its history, but few inventions have had as profound an impact as the Spinning Jenny, introduced in England in the mid-18th century.

Now, more than 250 years later, we stand at another turning point. The challenge is no longer to produce more and faster, but to make better use of what has already been used. Innovation is once again essential, but this time the task is to transform waste into value and shift from a linear to a circular system.

This is where RespinJenny® enters the picture. Inspired by its historic namesake, RespinJenny is a groundbreaking Swedish invention that enables mechanical recycling of textile waste, particularly sewing scraps, into new fibers of such high quality that they can be spun into yarns without blending it with virgin material.

t is the result of years of research, technological development, and hands-on experience within the textile sector. Like the original Spinning Jenny, it holds the potential to redefine the industry – but with a very different goal: not to replace human skill, but to align technology with ecological limits and human stewardship.