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Sustainable fabrics are processed in a way that causes the least amount of ecological damage.  Sustainable fabrics compare to non-sustainable fabrics through rankings. 

Ranking in the event of, how natural the fibres are from start to finish - those with the least processing, or chemical applications.

Sustainable fabrics are those which do not create further pollution to the environment, or which reduce the amount of pollution found in the environment and landfills. In particular, when the petrochemical fibres such as Polyester and Nylon have gone through many processes including washing and wear or simply with age, the micro particles end up Everywhere.

Most recent discoveries have been found in our oceans. Damaging the quality of the fish which we eat and the health of the marine animals and animals who find food from the waterways and oceans.

When your clothes are made from fabrics which are natural resources, their ecological footprint to earths development, is very minimal.

Compared to their un-natural counterparts, Natural fibres are breaking down easier, without lingering or additional toxic emissions.

Recycled Plastics give another life to otherwise discarded landfill. We do not condone the manufacturing of new plastics, there are enough plastics in the world, to successfully repurpose in a closed loop system. 

Upcycling for our Future!