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HOW OUR BUTTONS ARE MADE

MACHINES CREATE THE BUTTONS

By carving pearl, corozo and more for different other brands.

COLLECT DISCHARGED POWDER

We collect generated powder which is released while making buttons.

REPURPOSE

We mix this powder with other recycled materials that can melt on heat as they act as glue.

MOULD INTO NEW

The powder than moulds into our new recycled buttons.

HOW OUR NYLON
IS MADE

FISHING NETS FOUND IN THE SEA

Fishing nets which are no longer usable are turned into small chips. 

CHIPS

The chips are heated and passed through a spinner to form strings of yarn.

FIBER

This yarn is wound up in spools.

YARN

The fibre is then passed through a crimping machine to create a fluffy wool texture.

FABRIC

This yarn is then knitted into nylon fabric.

HOW IS OUR POLYESTER MADE

PET* PLASTIC BOTTLES

The collected PET bottles are sterilized, dried and crushed into small chips.

CHIPS

The chips are heated and passed through a spinner to form strings of yarn.

FIBER

This yarn is wound up in spools.

YARN

The fibre is then passed through a crimping machine to create a fluffy wool texture.

FABRIC

This yarn is then knitted into nylon fabric.

FABRIC CERTIFICATE

GOTS

Global Organic Textile Standard.
GOTS is recognised as the most important standard for sustainable production of garments and textile products made of natural fibres from organic farming such as organic cotton or organic wool. GOTS covers the full production process such as the raw material (thread), dying and finishing.

OCS100

Organic Content Standard. + OCS BLENDED
Is promoted at international level and provides for the issue of an environmental statement by a third party that verify that a final product contains the accurate amount of a given organically grown material. Covers exclusively the nature of the raw material.

GRS

Global Recycled Standard.
GRS is the certification that guarantees the recycled origin of the material used and the least possible environmental impact along the entire production chain, with great attention to ethical aspects. This family is divided into pre-consumer or post-industrial (eg plastic bottle waste) and post consumer (the same bottles once used by the consumer).

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TRUE
CARBON
ZERO

make the right choice
with carbon zero

By reducing carbon emissions and using renewable energy during production, TENCEL™ goes beyond carbon offsetting to lower its carbon footprint, offering certified carbon-zero TENCEL™ fibers.

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TENCEL™ is on a journey to True Carbon Zero, contributing to a carbon neutral textile industry. With a vision to have net-zero emissions by 2050, our three-step plan is already in action: reduce, engage and offset. The resulting carbon-zero TENCEL™ Lyocell and Modal fibers are certified as carbon neutral.

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Supports Global Targets

Starting with our commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative, our steps support actions against global warming in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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