Pallas Textiles is a brand that is constantly pushing for greener designs and it has just launched its eco-friendly collection dubbed In Good Company. It made its reveal during this year's NeoCon, which uses SEAQUAL YARN to create six unique styles.
There a close to identical physical properties to virgin polyester as the premium quality fiber is 100 post-consumer recycled materials with about 10% marine litter and 90% of post-consumer PET that is gathered from land sources. The new release continues the brand's efforts to further integrate sustainable processes into the design practice. It is made in collaboration with Limn & Loom and Valdese Weavers. The brand is also ensuring that a portion of the sale proceeds from the capsule will be directed to the SEAQUAL FOUNDATION.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Marine Plastic Textiles
- The use of marine plastic in textiles highlights a shift towards reducing ocean waste and enhancing sustainable manufacturing processes.
- Recycled Polyester Innovation
- Recycled polyester made from post-consumer PET is revolutionizing fabric production with an eco-friendly alternative to virgin polyester.
- Collaborative Greener Collections
- Collaborating with other eco-conscious brands, such as Limn & Loom and Valdese Weavers, promotes shared resources and expertise in sustainable textile development.
Sectors Adopting This
- Eco-friendly Fabrics
- The agricultural and post-consumer waste recycling industries are key in supplying raw materials for eco-friendly fabric production.
- Marine Conservation
- Marine conservation groups and organizations play a crucial role in providing recycled marine litter for the sustainable textiles market.
- Sustainable Fashion
- The sustainable fashion industry is growing rapidly, driven by innovative materials and practices that reduce environmental impact.
