Material Impact

Our Recycled Knitting Yarn, Recycled Weaving Yarn, Recycled Melange Yarn, and Recycled Cotton Yarn manufacturing significantly reduces the consumption of virgin cotton. By recycling old textile material and cotton cut-offs, we prevent the high ecological costs of large cotton farming by eliminating the excessive consumption of water, the application of pesticides, and the land degradation. This minimizes the use of valuable resources while relieving the pressure on land for agriculture.

Our recycling process consumes much less energy than the conventional production of yarn. Much of the recycled material still maintains its original color, which obviates the need for extensive dyeing processes in most instances. This not only helps in the conservation of the energy, but even minimizes the amount of wastewater that is released during the manufacturing and aids in creating less environment impact by the chemicals that are used for dyeing. The recycled yarn process that we follow is specifically curated to addresses the growing issue of textile waste. We focus on upcycling the fabric scraps, garment cuttings, and post-industrial textile scraps, this helps in keeping up the enormous amounts of waste out of the landfills.

We sort, process, and mix our fibers with care to deliver the highest quality. By transforming pre- and post-consumer textile waste into usable yarns, we extend the life of material which could otherwise be discarded. This efficient use of material reduces the quantity of raw material needed, which subsequently reduces the ecological impact of textiles.