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ORIGINAL2

LET'S
UNFUCK 
THE WORLD

RECYCLED FABRIC WASTE FROM FINLAND

We care about Sustainability.
Fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world just after the oil industry.

On an average, about
15% of fabric used in garment production is cut, discarded and wasted

What if we can make good use of our own waste?

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This 190gsm single jersey knitted fabric is made from recycled cotton and recycled plastic bottles, following with unexpected softness and smoothness touch.

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99% less H2O 

FOOTPRINT ON EARTH 

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50% fewer CO2

Black and White Earth
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I AM 100% WASTED.
This unisex loose-fit T-shirt is composed entirely of  different waste from fashion industry.

Cotton Rib
Source: Left-over stock from local market

Body Fabric
Source:
60% rCotton from fabric waste 40%rP.E.T 

Pocket Fabric
Source: Left-over recycled Oyster-shell fabric

Grey Color with Zero Dye
Source: Colours from cotton waste 

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REBORN:
STORY ABOUT FABRIC WASTE

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Waste include scraps, damaged or defective fabric samples, fabric selvages and leftover fabric from the cutting process. Then, sort out the fabric waste according to colors.

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By sorting out into different colors, which mean no re-dying is required, saving energy and avoiding pollutants, these fabric waste will be shredded or pulled into fibers.

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Fibre will then twist or spun into yarn, after go through the carding process, these yarn are finally ready to be knitted or weave as  a NEW fabric.

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HOW TO RECYCLE?

Click the below video to understand the fabric waste recycling process

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