Montreal-based Loop Industries is quietly building one of the most compelling clean-materials stories in Canada — and at the center of it is Twist™, the company’s high-performance sustainable polyester designed specifically for fashion and textiles!
LOVER of sneakers here (particularily Adidas, Puma & Nike and al 3 have invested heavily this year into clean-fashion textiles like Twist™.
But what makes this future-friendly-fashion textile stock uniquely valuable is that unlike most upcycled plastic fabric, this tech has a unique twist (pun intended!) Twist™ isn’t just another recycled fabric, It’s produced using Loop’s patented depolymerization technology, which breaks down plastic waste and polyester fibers — from bottles, packaging, and discarded clothing — into their basic building blocks. Those monomers are then rebuilt into virgin-quality polyester that can be reused again and again without degrading over time. In other words: true circular fashion, not downcycling.
For an industry under pressure to clean up its supply chains, Twist™ offers something rare — a material that looks and performs like NEW polyester, while dramatically reducing reliance on fossil fuels and landfill-bound waste.
Loop Industries operates out of Quebec and is scaling globally through strategic partnerships and manufacturing projects designed to produce recycled PET and Twist™ polyester at commercial volumes. The company has also attracted attention from major global brands exploring circular materials for apparel.
So why is Twist™ catching the eye of sustainability-minded investors and fashion insiders alike and why I am investing in it? Well as you know by now, I like speculative stocks that trade at around or under $1. This one to me isn’t even very speculative. Given the news and focus on clean tech, I think it’s bound to grow quickly and steadily.
5 Reasons Twist™ (Loop Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:LOOP) Is Worth Watching or Buying.
1. It delivers true circularity
Unlike traditional recycling, Twist™ can be recycled repeatedly without quality loss. That’s a major breakthrough for fashion, where most “recycled” fabrics eventually become waste.
2. Nike has already taken notice
Nike has explored Twist™ as part of its push toward circular materials in performance apparel. When one of the world’s most influential sportswear brands evaluates a textile innovation, it sends a powerful signal about commercial relevance and scalability.
These trendy vintage Dunk low sneakers by NIKE features Sustainable Fashion, Clean Tech, Twist™
3. It meets real performance standards
Twist™ is engineered specifically for textile applications, meaning it can meet durability, softness, and strength requirements demanded by athletic and lifestyle brands — not just sustainability checkboxes.
4. It’s currently trading at a deeply discounted level (Hovers between $1.20-$1.24)
Loop Industries is still in its early commercialization phase, and its stock is trading at relatively low levels compared to its historical highs and long-term potential. For investors who believe in circular materials and clean textile infrastructure, Twist™ offers exposure at what many see as an entry-level valuation — before large-scale facilities come fully online and major brand partnerships convert into recurring revenue.
5. It’s backed by scalable infrastructure — from Montreal to the world
Loop isn’t just innovating in a lab. The company is building industrial-scale facilities and licensing its technology internationally, positioning Twist™ for real-world adoption. It’s also a strong example of Montreal’s growing clean-tech ecosystem producing globally relevant solutions.
From an investment perspective, Loop Industries remains a small-cap company, reflecting its early-stage commercialization phase. For impact-focused investors, Twist™ offers exposure to circular fashion materials at a moment when sustainable textiles are moving from niche to necessity.
Bottles into Sneakers is what Loop industries’ Twist™, is all about!
More broadly, Twist™ represents where fashion is heading: away from disposable production models and toward regenerative systems that treat waste as a resource. As brands rethink how clothes are made, materials like Twist™ could become foundational to the next generation of clean fashion.
Montreal may not always be recognized as a global fashion-tech hub — but with innovations like Twist™, that story is beginning to change. AT BKM, to fight Fast fashion, we have dedicated 80% of our fashion editorials to slow fashion: sustainable, recycled, thrifted. For specifically upcycled and thrifted fashion, my last piece.
This overview is educational and should not be interpreted as financial or investment advice.
