Max Mara uses production scraps to create new clothes

Max Mara has created a new padding for its coat collection through an important upcycling process called CameLuxe. The company has in fact managed to convert a production scraps of camel fabrics into a new resource used as a padding, which guarantees the same thermal insulation properties of a virgin raw material.
The processing of the material consists of a first phase of textile waste selection, which through a mechanical process are transformed into thin fibres and finally mixed with recycled polyester, creating a high-performance insulating compound. Through research and development of sustainable fashion garments, the group has ached to an innovative material solution of circular economy, resulting from an efficient management of resources.

Source and image: it.maxmara.com

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