♻️ From Plastic Bottles to Recycled Drapery ♻️

WHAT IS RECYCLED POLYESTER YARN?

Recycled Polyester yarn is made from post-consumer and post-industrial recycled PET products such as plastic bottles and packaging. Recycled Polyester lowers the demand for new petroleum-based products, thus reducing significantly the carbon footprint.

Two suppliers noteworthy to mention are Maurice Kain and James Dunlop.

Maurice Kain presents environmental luxury in Deserts and Forests Collection.

Made from 100% Recycled Polyester - each metre of fabric contains 81 one litre plastic bottles that have been recycled and prevented from entering landfill.

The collection incorporates a selection of sheer and solid drapery fabrics across 5 beautiful earth-inspired tones.

James Dunlop Kumo recycled presents a modern perspective on fibre construction. Existing PET plastic bottles are reconstructed and repurposed into yarn. Embracing the imperfect quality of natural materials, Kumo Recycled has a slubby and delicate weave that beautifully emulates the appearance and handle of soft cotton, a palette of 15 decorative shades reference our Australasian flora and fauna to elegantly frame the view within any setting.

DESERTS COLLECTION

Deserts is what we consider a more decorative choice which helps create a truly unique and luxurious sustainable look and aesthetic.

The 4 designs include:

Mojave; a leno weave

Tanami; a finer sheer

Kalahari; a thick leno weave with a sheen

Gobi; a textured chunky plain

FORESTS COLLECTION

Forests is a sustainable, simplistic choice offering endless options for blending and sculpting in your home with sustainability at heart.

The 4 designs include:

Sequoia; A fine linen-look sheer

Sumatra; A multi-directional slub

Daintree; A soft sheer foil

Congo; A Melange flat plain

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