Recycled Fabrics
Our Perspective on Recycled Fabrics
As global consumers and businesses place increasing emphasis on environmental issues, the demand for recycled fabrics is transforming the textile industry. For manufacturers, retailers, and professionals involved in sourcing textiles, understanding the sustainability of fabrics and how to incorporate these materials into the textile industry is no longer a matter of choice but a crucial aspect of long-term competitiveness.
The impact of plastic ocean debris
Polyester is the most widely used fiber in the textile industry.With a production volume of 57 million tons, polyester accounts for 52% of the global fiber market, making it the most used fiber worldwide.At the same time, more than 8 million tons of plastic enter our oceans every year. According to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, at least 19 million kilograms of plastic have accumulated and are currently floating in the oceans. This growing pollution has had a devastating impact on marine ecosystems, affecting millions of whales, sea turtles,fish, and other marine life.
From Recycled PET Bottles to Fabric
Authorities have estimated that 24 PET bottles can be made into about 1 meter of fabric using the technique of making yarn from recycled materials.
Testing and Textile Certifications
Our products have been tested according to the latest REACH standards and have obtained textile certification. We are committed to adopting eco-friendly processes throughout the entire textile industry supply chain, ensuring the preservation of a healthy environment and a pet-friendly social environment.
