This fabric is made from a staple-fibre blend consisting of approximately 60–70% recycled polyester staple fibre derived from PET bottles, 10–20% recycled fabric and 10–20% polyester fibre. Mechanical recycling technology is used, reducing the use of chemicals and eliminating the need for additional dyeing. This lowers energy consumption and carbon emissions while substantially reducing wastewater generation. The product can be recycled again after use, forming a circular system of resource reuse.The blend is processed into finished fabric using a nonwoven manufacturing process and is subsequently strengthened through methods such as sewing and needle punching. The nonwoven fabric offers good absorbency and formability. It can also be combined with thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) under heat and pressure to improve its abrasion resistance and strength. The fabric can be used to manufacture bags, footwear materials and sporting equipment, combining environmental and functional properties. The material has obtained Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and SCS recycled-content certification and was selected as a Top 5 product at the German ISPO Spring/Summer 2026 exhibition.more
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This fabric is made from a staple-fibre blend consisting of approximately 60–70% recycled polyester staple fibre derived from PET bottles, 10–20% recycled fabric and 10–20% polyester fibre. Mechanical recycling technology is used, reducing the use of chemicals and eliminating the need for additional dyeing. This lowers energy consumption and carbon emissions while substantially reducing wastewater generation. The product can be recycled again after use, forming a circular system of resource reuse.The blend is processed into finished fabric using a nonwoven manufacturing process and is subsequently strengthened through methods such as sewing and needle punching. The nonwoven fabric offers good absorbency and formability. It can also be combined with thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) under heat and pressure to improve its abrasion resistance and strength. The fabric can be used to manufacture bags, footwear materials and sporting equipment, combining environmental and functional properties. The material has obtained Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and SCS recycled-content certification and was selected as a Top 5 product at the German ISPO Spring/Summer 2026 exhibition.