Climatex Dualcycle upholstery fabric, which consists of wool, recycled nylon and lyocell (regenerated cellulose), which can be separated for recycling end-of-life.
Hvisk handbag in Leap alternative leather. This 89% bio-based textile is made with a three-layer structure comprising a Tencel Lyocell regenerated cellulose backing fabric, apple waste natural rubber blend middle layer that is plastic-free but not 100% bio-based, and partially bio-based BASF polyurethane (PUR) coating for durability.
Twisting furniture made with lyocell fibre polylactic acid (PLA) bio-based composite material, developed by Korea Carbon Industry Promotion Agency (KCARBON) in partnership with the Korea Institute Science Technology (KIST, Seoul, South Korea).
Lyocell fibre polylactic acid (PLA) bio-based composite material for furniture and interiors, developed by Korea Carbon Industry Promotion Agency (KCARBON) in partnership with the Korea Institute Science Technology (KIST, Seoul, South Korea).
The Pangaia Renu jacket is made from recycled textile. Nucycl regenerated cellulose fibre by Evrnu is produced from cotton-rich waste from industry and discarded consumer fashion items. Cellulose is extracted and converted into lyocell fibre, which is itself recyclable and biodegradable. Image Evrnu.
Recycled Lyocell fabric uppers on these Toms espadrilles are made with Tencel Refibra textile. This innovative fabric is produced in a closed-loop process combining recycled cotton waste (scraps from garment production) and wood pulp sourced from sustainably managed forests. Image Toms.
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