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Keratin based materials such as wool, felt, and leather are highly valuable for having good thermal insulation, resilience, softness, durability, and elasticity (Surjit 2024). They are compatible with other synthetic and natural materials, making them valuable additions to textile manufacturing processes, and there are many different ways that producers have included wool into their products to confer valuable properties (Surjit 2024). According to interviews our Human Practices team conducted with experts in the textile and waste management industries, a major barrier to recycling within textile waste management is the prevalence of mixed blend fabrics, which often include polyester, cellulose, and keratin based materials.

Keratin is one of the most abundant proteins in mammals, birds, and reptiles, and is an area of concern for waste management as a whole. Feathers are a major waste product from poultry slaughterhouses and contribute to accumulation of waste (Sharma and Gupta 2016). The sheer abundance of keratin being produced from livestock to be thrown away is alarming, and the keratin being used in textiles are likely woven with synthetic fibers, and still fill our landfills.

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