Beyond
The Bottle
Beyond
The Bottle
The Bottle
Going
Full Circle
It's time to go beyond the bottle. It's time to go circular.
In 2022 we began our journey with the Circular Textiles Foundation. Find out how we work with them and how they support us to design clothes that are recyclable.
In 2022 we began our journey with the Circular Textiles Foundation. Find out how we work with them and how they support us to design clothes that are recyclable.
How to spot a circular blazer
- Infinity Logo: On the lining of your Blazer and Jacket there will be a repeating pattern of an infinity logo.
- Swing Ticket: The Blazer or Jacket will have a swing ticket explaining our relationship with the Circular Textiles Foundation.
- Garment Labeling: On the inside chest of your Blazer or Jacket there will be a label stitched in, which can identify the garment as recyclable once the swing ticket is removed.
- QR Code: You will notice a QR code stitched in to the inside of your Blazer or Jacket, once scanned this will instruct you how to recycle your garment.
Recycled VS. Recylable
What does it mean?
Recycled
Man Made from recycled materials.
Does not mean it is recyclable.
It can't be recycled forever.
Recyclable
The item can be recycled
and made into a new product.
That's it, it's as simple as that.
How we Work with the circular Textiles Foundation
Circular Textiles Foundation
The Circular Textiles Foundation support brands to create genuinely circular clothing ranges.
Certification
They provide a certification system that guarantees each garment a route to fibre recycling at the very end of life.
Fibre-Fibre Recycling
They support fibre recycling technologies by designing clothing that can be recycled through their facilities.
Messaging
They help to deliver clear messaging to consumers, enabling engagement with the brand and the circular journey of the new garment.
Ready to Recycle your Blazer or Jacket?
How does A Blazer get Recycled?
At the end of the Blazer's or Jacket's life it is fed into a thermo mechanical recycling machine which converts the fabric into PET pellets.
At this point PET pellets move into conventional manufacturing, supporting the circular principle of keeping raw materials at their highest possible value in the manufacturing chain.
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