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Terratex fabrics from old bottles
February 9, 2009
Check out True Textiles’ line of Terratex fabrics, made from 100% recycled polyesters, including old plastic soda bottles and other renewable materials. True Textiles goes the distance, too, designing all fabrics to biodegrade or compost at the end of their life cycle. Check out the company’s sustainability efforts here or order samples here.
Posted by Emily Pilloton on February 9, 2009 |
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July 24, 2012
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Terratex fabrics from old bottlesNicolly commented:
Ecouterre is about changing plpoee’s minds about what “fashion” design entails, beyond fleeting fads and mindless consumerism. Like any good product design, clothing production can be accomplished in a better, smarter, and more socially and environmentally sustainable way. And we’re not the only one’s who think so—organic clothing, produced without toxic pesticides and dipped in low-impact dyes, is gaining popularity across the globe. In 2006, retail sales of organic cotton products reached $1.1 billion globally—85 percent higher than the year before, according to the Organic Exchange. Organic cotton is by no means alone on the playing field. With improved technology, other strange and wonderful eco-fabricsa0have entered the fray, from salmon leather to fiber derived from milk.
February 13, 2009
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Terratex fabrics from old bottlesmetro hippie commented:
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