Recycled cashmere beanie
Recycled Materials
Recycled Cashmere
Introducing our Recycled Cashmere Beanie made from a post-consumer Recycled Cashmere Blend (GRS certified) sourced from garments collected in the US and EU. Responsibly soft, cozy and warm. This Pale Grey Melange beanie is a chunky knit with no fold, designed to sit close to the head with the seam at the back. We choose post-consumer materials like discarded garments (existing fabrics), rather than pre-consumer materials like production offcuts (unused fabrics), meaning we’re able to give the fibers a second life. This helps reduce reliance on virgin resources, diverts waste from landfill and supports the transition to a circular economy. Raihanna and Maholon are wearing our Recycled Cashmere Beanie, which comes in One Size.
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Over 100 billion items of clothing are being produced every year. Half of it goes to landfills and takes decades to decompose. Over 500 billion plastic bottles are being produced every year. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. All textile and plastic waste can be recycled, turned into a yarn and reused over and over again. We develop products made of post consumer recycled materials and plastic bottles. It does not just look good, but most importantly feels good too This super soft fabric is made from a post-consumer Recycled Cashmere Blend (Global Recycled Standard Certified) sourced from garments collected in the US and EU. By using post-consumer materials like discarded garments (existing fabrics), rather than pre-consumer materials like production offcuts (unused virgin fabrics), we’re able to give the fibers a second life, while also tackling the issue of unutilized garment waste.Notify me
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