POST-CONSUMPTION TEXTILE MATERIAL

Post-consumption textile material prepared to be reused and consumed by the general public. It also drives a different consumption system where garments are reused, thus avoiding new manufacturing or recycling processes. 44% cotton / 16% polyester / 13% acrylic / 11% polycotton / 10% wool / 4% cotton– polyamide / 2% polyamide.

improvement strategies

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENTS

Stops 4kg/inhabitant/ year of textile waste ending up in landfill.
CO2 eq issued per each ton of clothes that does not end up in landfill cut by 22.64 ton.
Reduce 1,8m3 the water consumed to manufacture new garments cut by 1.8 m3 per each kg of clothes reused.

VIEW LEGEND

Product in the framework of new business models

A Features integrated in a single product

B Servitization-oriented product

C Producto in use access-based businnes model

D Product in result access-based businnes model

Reducing impact in the company

E Low enviromental impact materials

F Reduced weight and/or volume

G use of efficient production techniques

Design aimed at partial product recovery

H Design aimed at reusing parts

I Standardisation of parts and components

J Easy dismanting

Product designed for a second life

K Remanufactured product

L Reaconditioning capacity

M Design aimed at reuse

Longer product life

N Easy maintenance and reparanility

O Greater technical durability

P Product aimed at customer loyalty

Enviromental optimisation in the use phase

Q Low energy consumption

R Consumables reduced or optimised

Enviromental optimisation in distribution

S Optimised packaging and packing

T Efficient distribution logistica

Design for product end-of-life

U Easily recyclable product

V Safe elimination