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We are seriously committed to making a change

We are not into “green washing”. On the opposite, we believe there needs to be a substantial change as soon as possible to avoid a climate disaster. According to a recent report published on climate change, there will be more plastic than fish in the oceans by 2050 if we continue discarding plastic waste in the oceans. We need to be more conscious of this situation and take immediate action, learn to cohabit with nature and realize the importance of a limited ressource such as water. That means finding ways to create new products by reinventing and giving waste a new purpose without having to use new resources.

 

Watch Video below to see how it's made.

HEALTHY SEAS - A Journey From Waste to Wear

  • save-water

    Water Saved: 69.943.712 Litres

    By incorporating sustainable fabrics into our designs, our factory saves 4 times more water than it would use to make new fabrics.

  • recycle_copy

    Ocean Waste: 658.750 kg

    The majority of our factory fabrics are now made from recycled ocean waste, such as discarded fishing nets and plastic bottles.

  • low-emission

    Emissions Avoided:6.645.300 kg

    Compared to conventional supply chains, sustainable fabrics reduce greenhouse gas emissions by almost 500%

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BAMBOO COTTON

Benefits of Bamboo Cotton Vs Cotton

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Bamboo cotton needs less water

bamboo uses about 1/3 less water to grow than the cotton plant does. 

No Pesticides

if not protected by chemicals, cotton can be destroyed by insects and other bugs or diseases. Bamboo is very resistant to bugs and insects as well as germs.

 

No Re-planting needed

The cotton plant does need re-planting each year and that takes a lot of labor to get that chore done. Bamboo cotton doesn't require replanting. Then the speed at which bamboo grows makes it a product that can be harvested rather quickly

Sustainable

Both bamboo and cotton are sources of renewable raw materials for fabric. However, bamboo is considered to be more sustainable given that:

- Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants on the planet

- It can grow and can be cultivated in almost all type of soil

Soft and Lightweight

Bamboo is soft and lightweight compared to cotton.

Wrinkle-Resistant

Bamboo fabric is not only incredibly soft, eco-friendly, hypoallergenic and great for sensitive skin, but it's also virtually wrinkle-resistant and can get fewer wrinkles when washed.

More Absorbant

It is 40% more absorbent than cotton fabrics. It will wick the moisture from your skin faster. As a result, you will feel cool, dry, and comfy.

More Durable

While both bamboo and cotton fabric materials are considered equally durable, bamboo has thicker and stronger fibers.

In particular, the bamboo rayon is three times more durable than cotton fabric.

More Breathable

Bamboo cotton is cleaner and more breathable than cotton is as well as having the ability to regulate your body heat.