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What is Fabric2build?
Our associate consultants specialize in a range of business areas. These include strategic planning, issues resolution, culture assessment, board effectiveness, retention strategies.
How does the pickup service work?
It’s simple! You schedule a pickup through our website or WhatsApp, pack your unwanted textiles, and our team comes to collect them. We currently offer pickup services in select areas, with plans to expand soon.
What types of fabric do you accept?
We accept a wide range of textiles, including cotton, denim, polyester, linen, wool, and blends. Items can include clothes, bedsheets, curtains, upholstery, and fabric scraps. We do not accept heavily soiled or contaminated materials.
Do you charge for pickup?
No, our pickup service is free for individuals and small businesses within our coverage zones. For bulk or commercial pickups, we may offer customized plans depending on volume and location.
What happens to the fabrics after collection?
Collected textiles are sorted, cleaned, and repurposed into new products. These include cushion covers, tote bags, rugs, insulation materials, and emergency relief items. Nothing goes to waste—every piece is given a second life.
Can I buy products made from recycled fabrics?
Yes! We offer a range of eco-friendly products made from repurposed textiles. You can browse and shop directly from our website or visit our partner outlets. Every purchase supports sustainability and local artisans.
Do you work with businesses or institutions?
Absolutely. We partner with fashion brands, hotels, schools, factories, and NGOs to manage textile waste responsibly. If you’re interested in a partnership or bulk recycling solution, reach out to us via our contact page.
Is Fabric2build available outside Lagos?
We currently operate in Lagos, with plans to expand to other cities across Nigeria. Stay tuned by following us on social media or subscribing to our newsletter for updates.