Textiles in harmony
94% less water consumption in production 
59% less energy usage 
32% less CO₂ emissions 
Plastic used to make PET bottles
can gain new life as high-quality polyester fabric. Thanks to advanced recycling technologies, rPET is created — a material with properties comparable to virgin polyester, while consuming significantly fewer natural resources.
rPET is an example
of how waste can become a valuable raw material. Its production efficiently uses existing resources and reduces the need for new extraction.
Choosing recycled polyester
reduces the demand for oil extraction, lowers CO₂ emissions, and helps combat the excess waste ending up in landfills and oceans.
It is a conscious choice
supporting sustainable development and helping protect the environment for future generations.
From plastic to fabric
rPET, or recycled polyester, is made from processed PET bottles transformed into new polyester fibers. This material offers the same quality and performance as traditional polyester. However, its production is much more environmentally friendly, using fewer natural resources.
01 plastic waste sorting 
02 plastic selection for recycling 
03 processing 
04 polyester fiber spinning 
05 weaving and finishing recycled fabric Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is a certification that confirms products are made from recycled materials and produced responsibly. It supports care for the planet by ensuring processes meet environmental and social criteria. With this certification for our fabrics, we highlight the value of recycling in building a sustainable future, reducing water and energy consumption in production, and emphasizing the importance of regenerated materials.
* 0,5 l. PET bottles / average 15 m. use of 290 g/m2 fabric in 145 cm width per sofa
