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- Cottonmix
- CottonfloorCottonfloor is a versatile finishing product based on cotton. Floors can be individually shaped to specific custom needs. Even on surfaces which are not flat, it can be easily applied. Numerous color combinations and patterns combinations can be achieved.
- Cottonmix AE panelCottonmix AE panel is especially produced for a high sound insulation. It is a combination of acoustic panels with Cottonmix. Cottonmix is a seamless, natural finishing product made from cellulose bound natural fibres, including cotton linen, wood pulp and viscose.
- CottonmixCottonmix is made from cellulose bound natural fibres, including cotton linen, wood pulp and viscose. No chemicals have been used. It is entirely natural and biodegradable. Cottonmix is also non-toxic, non allergenic and anti static.
- ARCHISONIC® CottonCottonTex represents a unique approach to the sustainable use of materials. The first type features a standard ARCHISONIC® Cotton layer, offering a refined finish. The second type presents a rawer aesthetic. Both varieties are united by their composition, a blend of 60% cellulose and 40% recycled textiles. A product of the Impact Lab, Impact Acoustics' in-house experimental materials research.
- Levi’s make first ever 100% recycled cotton jeans from old t-shirtsUsing a new fabric recycling technology developed by Seattle start-up Evrnu, Levi’s have created the first pair of 100% recycled cotton jeans by dissolving…
- Perltec Cottone Superbo CordoniPERLTEC Cottone Superbo decors are based on natural cotton combined with high transparent glass. The cotton is processed, transforming it into a solid, transparant material. This material is coloured and reworked into the desired designs by hand. Each panel is a one-off. The structure Cordoni interprets the rich effects of silk ribbons.
- Recycled cotton fibres is turned into viscose-like fabricWhile cotton fabric is a biobased and biodegradable material, growing the plant takes up a lot of land, water, and if not organically produced,…
- Organic cottonThis organic cotton is grown on fields where the farmers use natural resources and methods only. The cotton is hand-picked. No chemical pesticides or synthetic fertilizers are used. Crop rotation is used to prevent soil degradation. All of Bo Weevil’s fabrics are produced using certified organic cotton. This is indicated by the GOTS label on the roll and the GOTS registration number CU005007.
- Cotton sneakers with a corn-based soleFitness and lifestyle brand Reebok developed launched unisex cotton sneakers with a corn-based sole, the first product in their Cotton + Corn initiative. The…
- A hoodie made of recycled cotton textile wasteEvrnu, an advanced material innovation company developed a fibre made from cotton textile waste, which they used to make an oversized hoodie. Evrnu’s technology,…
- Cottone Superbo ImperatoreThe rich pearl and three-dimensional depth effects of Cottone Superbo Imperatore (Emperor Fish) are produced by placing sheets, based on cotton, between highly transparent glass plates. For the decor sheets, natural cotton is processed, transforming it into blocks of a solid, transparant material. This is coloured with pigments and then sliced.
- Cottone Superbo ConchigliaPerltec Cottone Superbo Conchiglia is a rich pearl decor with three-dimensional depth effect. Perltec decors are based on natural cotton that is transformed through a specialized process into solid acetate blocks. By slicing and combining, the final decorative sheet is produced. This is set-in between two Optiwhite glass plates.
- Cotton PlasterA versatile alternative to wallpapers and plasters to cover of walls and ceilings. the cotton is applied with a plastic trowel or a spraygun. The final covering is seamless, sound absorbent and heat insulating.
- Karta-Pack bagasse-cotton mixKarta-Pack is an environmentally friendly alternative to toxic, dangerous and ubiquitous plastic packaging. The package is comprised of compostable and biodegradable material, cotton and bagasse (a waste material from sugar production). The salable article is nestled safely inside.
- FLOCC: Recycled Cotton FlockFLOCC is a sustainable textile innovation that transforms cotton waste from heritage lace production into soft, luxurious flock fibres for interiors, fashion, and surface applications. Using electrostatic flocking, FLOCC creates rich, velvety surfaces applied to MYB Textiles’ fabrics, turning production waste into tactile, design-ready materials suited to both experimental and high-value applications.
- Biobased Acoustic Materials from Organic ResiduesA series of acoustic tile developments explore the use of plant fibres and organic by-products as primary material components. The tiles are designed for interior applications and combine renewable fibres, residual biomass and mineral additives within composite systems intended to provide sound absorption and structural stability. The versions shown are seaweed and cotton, coffee, coconut fibres, jute, and grape pomace.
- Flocus kapok fleeceFlocus is a textile brand producing yarn blends and filling made with kapok. Kapok is a sustainable fibre, leaving nearly no carbon footprint. Nature has given kapok numerous properties like its silky soft and dry touch of the fiber itself, antimoth and antimite properties as well as insulation properties comparable to down, and many others. Utilising kapok, Flocus offers products which can reduce the presence of animal and synthetic products in the market, utilizing a completely natural alternative without abandoning functionality.
- Natural FeltOrganic and natural fibres for these needled punched felts are made of 100% wool, 100% cotton or recycled cotton. It is a natural product without Pes additives, it is ecological, human friendly used for the filling of the environmentally friendly mattresses. The100% pure wool felt is also fire retardant.
- Tree Free PaperInstead of the standard cellulose this tree free, handmade paper is mixture of 100% cotton together with Lotka, Silk and Bamboo.
- RecotRecot is an environmentally friendly fabric because it is resource saving and biodegradable caracter. The recot2 yarn is made from 50% recycling cotton and 50% virgin long staple cotton.
- 013 Denim013 Denim consist for 50% of recycled jean from the city of Tilburg, the Netherlands, home of the company. Textile company Wolkat collects and recycles jeans in Marokko into denim yarns. The other 50% consists of organic and fair trade cotton from India.
- Nettle & cypress fabricCompany Grado Zero Espace developed blended fabrics containing stinging nettle and cypress fibre. The cypress yarn is turned in a mixed fabric containing 50% cotton, which has the same anti-bacterial, anti-mould, relaxing, deodorising properties of the cypress yarn. The nettle fibres have a special feature: thanks to their hollow structure, they are natural thermal insulators.
- Mohair & Kaschmir paperThese paper collections are inspired by the soft fabrics mohair and cashmere. Mohair and Kaschmir paper are both soft to the touch and have an FSC certification. Mohair is velvety soft and is available in matte or embossed. Kaschmir is made with 50% cotton, and has a soft, fabric-like feel. The paper is available with two different surfaces: truly velvety (Cloth) or naturally textured (Cotton).
