The objective of this work was the development of a product from textile waste, especially from viscose fabric. The purpose of the study is to show a way of reusing manufacturing waste in order to reduce the disposal time of this material. The work sought to bring an alternative that would make it possible to give another origin than the pure disposal of cloth leftovers from the confection, producing tissue paper that will be used in the confection itself, such as tags and boxes. This substitution can lead to less use of packaging materials and reduce the amount of waste produced throughout the clothing marketing chain. The effort of this study was to propose a way to reduce the aggressiveness and the speed at which textile waste is generated. A product was developed from viscose residue as a raw material, transforming waste into tissue paper made from the reinterpretation of the Chinese technique of the 2nd century AD. which shredded rags and twigs, leading to the creation of products for paper making and with their own characteristics such as the original colour of the patchwork, good malleability, quality, among others. Research was also carried out on the decomposition potential of this viscose paper in the environment and how its decomposition process would be on different types of surfaces. It was observed that tissue papers decompose quickly, even demonstrating better material loss compared to common paper tags produced by printers in general.