Every year, the world produces over 92 million tons of textile waste. Every second, the equivalent of one garbage truck of textiles is landfilled or burned.

Globally, the textile industry accounts for 10% of greenhouse gas emissions.

More than all international flights and maritime shipping combined.

73% of textile waste ends up in landfills. 12% is recycled. Only 1% is turned into new clothing.

Most recycling plants will shred the textile into pieces to be used as filling in things like car seats.

We are working with a recycling facility called Recover^™. They specialize in turning textile waste into raw material for new clothing.

They start by separating the textiles using an automated detection system.

These materials are then ground down to their fibers.

The fibers are spun into a yarn, blending the recycled cotton with recycled PET.

This is all done without using any excess water, chemicals or harmful dyes.

The mixed yarn is woven into a fabric, taking on properties from both cotton and polyester.

This fabric can then be turned into something new.

Like a T-shirt.

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• 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET —

  50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET —

  Heavy-weight T – Light grey €35,00

• 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET —

  50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET — 50% recycled cotton / 50% recycled PET —

  Sweetheart By Yasmina Karli Malmsten €55,00 – €70,00