Textile waste have the lowest recovery rate compared to other wastes in Australia. Approximately 500k tones of this waste are discarded in landfill every year. Households contribute 90% of textile waste that is fed into landfill.  Experimental Materials Exploration seeks to upcycle household textile waste into "Sorbet" acoustic panels. Sorbet acoustic panels are made from 100% textile waste, paired with a highly biodegradable starch glue. Due to its construction, it can be easily recycled and reused, with a range of colours that are available through textile waste. An acoustic performance test was conducted and its outcomes demonstrate that Sorbet acoustic panels outperform EchoPanels and acoustic foam as a noise absorber. As Sorbet acoustic panels approaches their end of use, they will be collected, recycled, and replaced for a circular economy.