Mechanical textile-to-textile recycling plays a crucial role in advancing circularity in the fashion industry by reducing dependence on virgin raw materials and lowering the environmental footprint of textile production. At Recover™, we prioritize maintaining the maximum fiber length possible during the recycling process to ensure high-quality outputs while minimizing resource use. Our Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) results demonstrate that our mechanical recycling process has a significantly lower environmental impact compared to industry averages, particularly in terms of carbon emissions, water consumption, and chemical use. Unlike chemical recycling, which often requires intensive processing and additional resource inputs, our approach preserves the integrity of fibers without the need for solvents or complex treatments. By integrating post-consumer and post-industrial waste streams, we contribute to scaling high-value recycling solutions while addressing the challenge of textile waste accumulation. This approach aligns with global sustainability goals and regulatory expectations, proving that mechanical recycling remains a scalable and efficient solution for reducing the environmental impact of fashion.