Material made of 100% post-consumer recycled PS made from dessert trays. The translucent material belongs to a limited edition textures, as it is created from industrial waste of seasonal products. It finds use in the making of objects and countertops.

Material made of 50% recycled leather made from processing waste, 20% recycled polyester, 15% virgin polyester, and 15% other materials. It finds use as an alternative to animal leather, in the making of furniture and fashion accessories.

Material made of post-consumer recycled medium SBR rubber granules made from end-of-life tires. It is also available in a melange version with 5 to 20% of colored EPDM rubber. It is used to realize anti-shock flooring in indoor environments.

Post-industrial recycled industrial hemp-based textile material. It is 100% plant-derived. From the plant’s stalks, after a period of decomposition that gives it a greyish hue, fibres suitable for processing can be extracted. It is used as an alternative to animal leather in the footwear and accessories sectors.

Viscose flock produced from cellulose from responsibly managed forests. Viscose flocked surfaces can be glossy and/or matt, are soft like suede or compact like velvet. They are applied by means of electrostatic equipment to a flat or three-dimensional surface previously covered with adhesive. They are used in the manufacture of clothing or fashion accessories.

Material made of 100% recycled PS or 100% recycled HDPE made from post-industrial and post-consumer waste. The choice of the polymer can be influenced by the material availability or by the workability and application requirements of the project. Characterized by a marble-like finish, it finds use in the making of objects and countertops.

Yarn made of fully traceable nettle fibre. Nettle bark is extracted from the plant to produce the fibres, they are sprayed with a unique DNA marking technology. The markers physically marks, traces and authenticates products, to ensure traceability from the source. They withstands the transformation of raw materials at all stages of processing. The nettle fibre can be blended with cotton, lyocell, wool and cupro, is used in the production of fabrics for clothing.

Material made from a cotton blend of 50% coloured fibres from in-house recycling activities and 50% virgin cotton fibres. The spinning and twisting techniques adopted mean that the virgin fibre portion encapsulates and envelops the recycled component. The result is a melange yarn used to make clothing.

Material made from 65% recycled shells such as oysters, mussels or scallops from marine waste, coupled with a mineral matrix without the addition of elements of petroleum origin. The molluscs are recovered, minced and used to make slabs. Depending on the type of shell or the size of the sequins, the material can thus take on different textures. It is mainly used in the production of worktops and can be customised by adding natural pigments.

Panel made of at least 60% post-consumer recycled PET from the separate collection of single-use plastic bottles. Its production process, processed by needle punching, is done in the same traditional way as conventional felt. Characterised by high sound absorption performance, it is used as a decorative panel in design and architecture.

Material made of post-consumer recycled SBR rubber granules from end-of-life tires, and a colored top layer of EPDM rubber trim, agglomerated with polyurethane resins. It is used to make anti-shock floorings with designs, letters, numbers and logos for customized playground areas.

Fiber made of 52% recycled cotton and 48% recycled polyester, ready to be spun, without the need of blending or dyeing. Overdye-free cotton fibre is blended with carrier fibres that have been low-impact dyed to create new fibre blends. Various compositions are tested until the perfect combination of performance and coloration is achieved. The resulting fiber finds use in the manufacture of clothing and upholstery.

Biomaterial made from natural latex and cotton, it is a biodegradable, plastic-free, and recyclable product. Latex is extracted from the rubber tree, subjected to analysis to assure its quality and mixed with a nontoxic pigment that penetrates and binds to the material to grant it the coloring. Finally, the latex formulation is poured and spread over a cotton fabric backing. Its laminated rubber surface is waterproof and has a look and feel similar to animal leather. Available in a variety of colors, textures and thicknesses, it finds use in making furniture and fashion accessories.

Fabric made of 69% pure new wool and 18% flax. The white flecks scattered across the surface are created by the flax content It finds use as seat upholstery.

Yarn obtained through polymerization of 70% PTA (purified terephthalic acid) and 30% Bio-MEG (mono-ethylene glycol). Bio-MEG synthesis starts from renewable sources, such as sugar cane and cellulosic waste. The material is chemically identical to standard PET and it is mainly used in the apparel, sports, furniture and automotive industries.

Filament made from a blend consisting of thermoplastic elastomer and recycled rubber from discarded tires. The tires are collected, disassembled into their three original components, processed into rubber powder and treated to remove harmful substances. It is marketed in spool form and is used as a 3D printing filament in the manufacture of elastic products.

Fiber made of 50% recycled cotton and 50% organic cotton, ready to be spun, without further blending or dyeing. Dye-free cotton fiber is combined with a colored carrier fiber to create new fiber blends. To achieve the perfect combination of performance and coloration, various compositions are tested. It finds use in the making of clothing and upholstery.

Compound containing 75% post-consumer recycled HDPE from urban compartment waste collection combined with stabilizing and compatibilizing additives. It is suitable for processing by extrusion technology for the production of irrigation pipes and blown film for the production of various films for industrial product packaging. Preferably to be used in coextrusion, in one or more inner layers and in a blend with virgin polyethylene, it also finds use in blow molding technology for the production of canisters intended for industrial and household chemicals, giving it a good stress cracking value.

Material made of natural latex and filler fibers made of recycled coconut and rice husk from agricultural waste. After ingredients are selected and mixed, they are heated and pressed to a natural cotton backing, without the need for glues. At the end of its life, the material can be recycled and placed back into its production process. It finds use as an alternative of animal leather in the manufacture of footwear, automobiles, accessories and upholstery.

Paper and cardboard in a light ivory shade, made of 100% certified paper from sustainably managed forests. Ideal for everyday printing and special applications, it finds use in the production of publishing products and labels.

Continuous solution-dyed yarn made from 100% polylactic resin (PLA), synthesized from non-GMO plant raw materials and not in competition with food chains. It is mainly used in the apparel, sports, furniture and automotive industries.

Yarns and fabrics made of 70% post-consumer recycled cotton made from textile waste, and 30% recycled polyester made from bottles. It is used as upholstery, in the manufacture of upholstered furniture, chairs and wall coverings.

Tablets made entirely of pure natural cork from Mediterranean cork groves. Available in various thicknesses and sizes, they are used in making inserts and accessories in the furniture industry.

Line of colored papers made from 100% recycled pulp from sustainably managed forests. Suitable for photocopying, laser and inkjet printing, these are used for business reports, posters or for visual displays.

Fabric made of 100% post-industrial recycled nylon 6.6 made from waste material. It is avaiable in a range of deniers that provide the strength and durability. It is designed for a variety of products, including apparel, outerwear, bags, luggage, accessories and footwear.