Some materials listed on Circular Sourcing are eligible for recycling take-back. Learn more here.
A.BCH WORLD
U4, 41-59 Sims Street
West Melbourne, VIC 3003
Australia
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Circular Sourcing is primarily a surplus fabric marketplace, though we hope to expand to trims and notions in the future. For now, you can find sustainable trims (think natural rubber elastics, cellulose sewing threads and biodegradable fusing) at the trim shop via our sister brand Circular Factory.
Circular Factory also offers bespoke manufacturing services, workshops and circular design training.
Circular Sourcing is a platform for selling and buying surplus fabrics and designer deadstock. Built by A.BCH and launched in 2023 the project was supported by Sustainability Victoria alongside our collaborative partners Full Circle Fibres, MTK Australia and The Social Studio, our purpose is to help circulate designer deadstock + surplus materials in Australia.
Read moreThis week, we had the pleasure of asking Meriel Chamberlin to deep dive into Australian milled fabrics. What does Australian milled really mean? How does the textile yarn industry function on a global scale? And why aren’t fabrics that are milled here also made from Australian spun yarns? Meriel is a Textile Scientist, founder of […]
Head behind the scenes to see how we built a textile marketplace and launched Circular Sourcing for Australia’s best mills, manufacturers and brands. Over the past 11 months we collaborated with local industry to bring you Australia’s first marketplace for surplus textiles. From conducting our first survey, to calculating how much surplus exists around the […]
What if the fabrics you purchased were recyclable? And what if those recyclable fabrics also came with a fabric recycling take back program? Imagine it. You purchase a beautiful fabric for a new style, painstakingly plot the patterns for minimal wastage and cut your pieces precisely and perfectly only to be left with small and […]
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