Recycled Cotton



Recycled cotton is made from manufacturing waste like leftover fabric scraps or from used cotton garments and textiles. Recycling cotton reduces the waste of a natural resources like water. The amount of cotton waste that could have ended up in landfills is also significantly reduced.

Process: 

Certified waste fabrics are sorted by colour and shredded into raw fibres.

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Then the fabrics are run through a machine that shreds the fabric into yarn and further into raw fibre.​

This fibre is then spun back into yarns for reuse in other products.

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The recycled cotton is tracked throughout the supply chain to ensure its integrity.