BESTSELLER A/S

Denmarkbestseller.com

Its role Investor / Financier

project tracked
1
partner companies
2
news articles
3

BESTSELLER A/S is a Danish, family-owned international fashion company founded in 1975 and headquartered in Brande, Denmark. The group designs, sources, and sells apparel and accessories under brands such as JACK & JONES, VERO MODA, ONLY, SELECTED, and NAME IT, distributing through retail, wholesale, and e-commerce in global markets.

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With a large textile supply chain, BESTSELLER engages in materials innovation and circularity, seeking to increase the use of recycled and lower-impact fibers and to reduce reliance on virgin, fossil-based inputs. Through its innovation and investment platform, Invest FWD, the company supports initiatives in next‑generation materials, textile-to-textile recycling, and related infrastructure that can help scale recycled feedstocks for fashion and adjacent industries.

The project BESTSELLER is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving BESTSELLER, of which one is active.

matterr small-scale PET depolymerisation plant, Chemiepark Knapsack (Hürth)
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Announced / Concept
Where
Germany
Makes
PET , Monoethylene glycol , Terephthalic acid
Partners
NRW , matterr

BESTSELLER in chemical industry news

2 September 2025
matterr to Build Depolymerisation Plant at Chemiepark Knapsack

A new plant will convert PET waste into reusable materials, supporting a fossil-free, circular economy at Chemiepark Knapsack, with operations starting in 2026.

20 August 2025
matterr and BESTSELLER Partner to Scale Polyester Recycling

The partnership aims to scale polyester recycling, reduce fossil resource use, and cut emissions with a new plant in Germany processing 10,000 tonnes of waste annually by 2026.

11 August 2025
matterr Secures €30M EU Grant for Polyester Recycling Plant

The €63M project will build a 10,000-tonne polyester recycling plant in Germany by 2027, aiming to transform waste into high-quality feedstock for packaging and textiles.

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