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We're making progress with our materials: replacing conventional fibers with organic natural fibers, recycled materials and conscious man-made fibers.

MAN-MADE FIBERS

Lyocell

The lyocell we use comes from sustainably managed sources. It’s produced in a closed loop, which allows a high percentage of the chemicals used in the process to be reused. Unlike viscose or modal, lyocell uses an organic solvent to extract the cellulose from the wood, which is easier to filter and reuse.

RECYCLED MATERIALS

Recycled Polyester

The environmental impacts of recycled polyester are lower than that of virgin polyester in terms of energy use, water use and greenhouse gas emissions. It also diverts waste from the landfills. However, we are conscious of its limitations when it comes to micro fiber pollution.

Recycled Polyamide

Depending on type, nylon can be chemically or mechanically recycled. The main advantage of recycled polyamide is that it reduces our dependence on petroleum raw material source. Producing recycled nylon requires less energy, less water and generates fewer greenhouse gas emissions. It also diverts waste from the landfills and reduces toxic emissions released from incineration of waste. But we are aware that recycled polyamide releases micro plastic and, depending on the recycling process, it still uses a certain amount of energy, water and chemicals.

NATURAL FIBERS

Organic Cotton

Compared to conventional methods, organic cotton farming uses less water, reduces soil erosion, decreases nitrate bleeding into groundwater and surface water, and recycles animal waste back to the farm.