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    Materials

    WHAT WE ARE MADE OF

    Each of our products is carefully made to be used and loved for a long time, with the intention to leave a lighter footprint and build style beyond seasons. We put a lot of effort into sourcing new circular materials and develop our designs from an ever-growing selection of responsible alternatives.

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    Gotland Wool

    This product is knitted in Italy from the undyed grey wool of the Gotland sheep, a domestic breed named for the Swedish island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea.

    TEXLOOP™ RCOT™ PRIMO RECYCLED COTTON

    By carefully preserving cotton fibres from textile waste and spinning them with certified organic cotton, Los Angeles-based Circular Systems creates the world’s most premium recycled cotton yarn.

     

     

    Responsible Wool Standard (RWS)

    Responsible wool guarantees animal welfare and promotes environmental care on the farms, as well as a progressive and more sustainable use of the land.

    Recycled cashmere

    Our cashmere products are made using a special blend of recycled cashmere and responsible merino wool, which has a considerably lower environmental impact compared with conventional cashmere.

    Recycled polyester

    Recycled polyester is made from post-consumer PET derived from plastic bottles. Strong, durable and moisture-resistant, it holds the same properties as conventional polyester.

     

    Upcycled Down

    Our collection of lightweight down-padded outerwear and accessories, offering superior natural warmth from reclaimed materials.

    Yak

    Yak is a superfine luxury fibre that is warmer and softer than merino wool and more breathable than cashmere.

    Econyl

    A high-tech and high-performance material made from nylon waste, such as discarded fishnets and textile leftovers.

    Alpaca

    Alpaca is an airy and lightweight fibre with surprising strength and elasticity. It is especially suited to sensitive skin due to its smooth surface and lack of lanolin oil.

    Tencel® Lyocell

    TENCEL® is a semi-synthetic material made using sustainably sourced wood pulp. Cool and silky soft, it is used in a wide range of products from blouses to activewear and children’s clothes.

    Rise Algae Foam

    Made from repurposed algae biomass and bio-based additives, Rise by BLOOM algae foam reduces the use of petroleum-based EVA and helps maintain healthy marine ecosystems.

     

    Brass

    Our jewellery is crafted from gold- or silver-plated recycled brass which helps to conserve natural resources and prevent new mining. Brass can be recycled infinitely without losing quality, making it ideal for circular design with timeless beauty.

    Polyamide

    Recycled polyamide helps to divert waste from landfill and reduce our dependence on fossil materials. It produces a strong yet lightweight fabric that resists moisture and withstands heavy wear and tear.

     

    Kapok

    Kapok is a renewable cellulosic fibre obtained from seed pods and bark of the Kapok tree. The fibre is harvested by hand from wild-growing trees that do not require additional watering or pesticides.

    Leather

    Leather tanned using vegetable or synthetic extracts instead of chromium sulphate. This process reduces pollution, promotes clean water, and improves working safety.

    MWOOL® RECYCLED WOOL

    MWool® is a premium recycled wool produced in Tuscany from recovered knitwear garments, fabric scraps and waste from the local textile industry.

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    The grid is an essential element of our visual identity. It represents the notion of the archive and is used to organise and display information ranging from the names of plants to fabric weights and different types of materials used in our collections. These nine squares symbolise the separate parts that together form our world, and they are also the areas where we strive to make a difference.