Incorporating recycled fibres into different types of raw materials.

Incorporation of organic fibres into different types of raw materials.

Garment dyeing with conventional dyes. This process creates slight imperfections in the items that make them unique.

Garment dyeing with mineral pigments. Compared to conventional processes, this process requires less water (98%) and less energy (95%), minimises CO2 emissions (0.2kg per tonne), and does not discharge chemicals into the environment. This process creates slight imperfections in the items that make them unique.

Garment dyeing with natural dyes is 100% anti-allergenic and has a reduced environmental impact, requiring less water, time, and energy than conventional methods. This process creates slight imperfections in the items that make them unique.

Functional finish that gives the garments ANTI-UV protection.

Bleaching process with low-temperature enzymatic washing, which eliminates the use of harmful chemicals. Compared to the conventional bleaching process with hypochlorite, this type of washing substantially reduces water and energy consumption.

Hydrophobic functional finish that allows the raw material to become water-repellent.