We offer a second life to used textiles that were destined to be destroyed. We deconstruct the fiber to create a new recycled fiber ready to be woven. The water usage and carbon footprint are very low because no cotton cultivation is required.

This wool comes from old clothes. To be recycled, it is carefully sorted by color, then shredded and remixed to obtain the desired color. It is then spun and woven into a new product.

Recycled polyester (also called rPET) is obtained from the recycling of plastic bottles. These bottles are first collected and sorted before being crushed. These chips are then granulated and heated to become filaments and finally a recycled yarn ready to be woven.

Produced in the north of Italy, it is a vegetable alternative to animal leather. This resistant material is made from the skin of corn kernels, often discarded by the food industry. Each year in the world, nearly 81% of corn is wasted.