Swiss Textile Innovator CLIMATEX Raises €3.5M Funding Round Led by Collateral Good

CLIMATEX develops advanced materials and construction technologies that enable circularity in apparel and interior textiles.

Its mission is to eliminate textile waste by creating high-performance fabrics and product designs that can be fully separated and recycled at end of life.

By integrating functionality, sustainability, and design for disassembly, CLIMATEX supports the shift toward a scalable circular textile economy.

The company has built a strong portfolio of patented, recyclable textile solutions, including proprietary fabric systems engineered to recover complex, multi-material products within closed-loop processes.

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Working with international clients, CLIMATEX operates at Technology Readiness Level 8, participates in several EU and Swiss circularity research initiatives, and has recently filed two additional patents for next-generation textile technologies.

Commenting on the company’s positioning, Camilla Skjønning Jørgensen said CLIMATEX is targeting a distinct system-level opportunity within the textile industry:

By rethinking textile construction at the product design stage, the technology enables high-quality, durable products that are also designed for disassembly and recycling from the outset.

As part of the leadership transition, current Co-CEOs Adrian Obrist and Patric Rupp will continue as shareholders and board members.

The newly secured funding will be invested in expanding sales and marketing efforts, supporting the growth and wider market adoption of CLIMATEX’s technologies and products.

CLIMATEX is a Swiss textile technology company redefining circularity in the industry. Its patented innovations enable the safe and precise separation of mixed-fiber textiles, making full recycling possible.

By combining Swiss engineering with advanced material science, CLIMATEX pioneers scalable solutions for a truly circular textile economy.