Sustainable Practices 
Sustainability
A circular-economy material
Recycled in, useful out. Our felt turns textile waste into a durable material for mattresses, vehicles and homes.
Waste in, material out
The flecked grey of our felt is the recycled fibre that makes it — sorted textile waste opened, blended and needle-punched into something strong and useful. It's a rare case where the sustainable choice is also the economical one.
If you're building your own sustainability claims, that recycled content is genuine input we can speak to directly — not a marketing footnote added after the fact. Specifics for a retailer, an OEM or an ESG conversation can be discussed and documented on request.
Consistent despite variable input
Every batch of recycled fibre is different; every batch of felt isn't — sorting and grading absorb that variation before it reaches your spec.
No chemical binders
Fibres are bonded mechanically by needle punching, then heat-set — no adhesives.
Long service life
Felt in a mattress or vehicle lasts for years, keeping material in use longer.
Replaces virgin materials
Our felt substitutes for virgin-fibre insulation and padding across industries.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Tulsi Overseas felt recycled?
- Yes. Our felt is made from recycled textile fibre, mechanically needle-punched with no chemical binders — diverting textile waste from landfill while producing a durable, useful material.
- Are chemical binders used?
- No. The fibres are bonded mechanically by needle punching and heat-set in an oven, so no chemical adhesives are needed.
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