Recycled Fibres

Recycled fibres are materials made from post-consumer or post-industrial waste—such as discarded garments, textile offcuts, or plastic bottles—given new life through advanced recycling processes. By transforming existing materials into high-quality yarns, they reduce the demand for virgin resources, lower energy consumption, and help divert waste from landfill. 

Beyond their environmental advantages, recycled fibres are engineered to maintain durability, comfort, and performance. Depending on their origin, they can offer the same softness, strength, and technical capability as conventional alternatives. 

We use recycled fibres in select styles to minimise environmental impact without compromising quality or design integrity, supporting a more circular approach to material innovation.