Aware of the world around us, today we take another step towards sustainability with this new line of recycled polyester.
The textile industry plays an important role in the industrialisation and development of many countries (...). Transparency of information between suppliers and brands is fundamental. It is also important to involve suppliers in the development of inventories on the use of hazardous substances. The aim is to establish and adhere to policies that eliminate the use of hazardous substances and promote their substitution with safer alternatives. alternativas más seguras.
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Recycled polyester fabric
New lightweight crepe fabric, printed with new fresh and youthful patterns.
What is recycled polyester?
Recycled polyester is made from recycled materials: PET and polyester fabrics. By choosing recycled polyester fabrics, we achieve the same result as with traditional polyester fibres, but with a smaller environmental footprint.
There is no difference between the two fibres: both classic and recycled polyester can be handled and printed in the same way. The only difference is the environmental impact:
- Recycled polyester reduces the demand for oil extraction and consequently the ecological impact.
- The production of recycled polyester creates 75% less CO22 emissions than virgin polyester, which is better for the climate.
- Polyester already created is reused, giving it a new post-consumer and post-industrial life.
How do I know that a fabric is Recycled Polyester?
To know if a fabric is Recycled Polyester, we must ensure that it has the Global Recycled Standard (GRS)..
This is an international certification that guarantees and assures the recycled content of a product, whether it is a finished product or an intermediate one, such as a yarn for the manufacture of fabric.
And you, do you dare to make the change? Try this new line, you will fall in love with it!