Hello. This is Kayaba from the ApparelX Division.
Continuing from the previous article, we have summarized sustainable materials that have been gaining attention recently.
This time, I have put together some supplementary materials.
The lining also uses recycled materials, or some petroleum-based raw materials are replaced with bio-based raw materials.
classification | merchandise | explanation |
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recycled materials | J1100ECO C2C Recycled Woolly Twill | Uses recycled fibers made by crushing and disassembling clothing for the weft thread. |
recycled materials | J190ECO C2C 190 recycled taffeta | Uses recycled fibers made by crushing and disassembling clothing for the weft thread. |
recycled materials | J210DP-ECO C2C Recycled 210 Down Pack | Uses recycled fibers made by crushing and disassembling clothing for the weft thread. |
recycled materials | J210ECO C2C 210 recycled taffeta | Uses recycled fibers made by crushing and disassembling clothing for the weft thread. |
recycled materials | J72ECO C2C Recycle Heath Ate | Uses recycled fibers made by crushing and disassembling clothing for the weft thread. |
Environmentally friendly | 3033 Stretch twill lining Plute Bio | Pulte Bio is a lining whose raw materials have been changed from conventional petroleum-based materials to plant-based ones. |
Environmentally friendly | TP50D Plute Bio Checkered Lining | Pulte Bio is a lining whose raw materials have been changed from conventional petroleum-based materials to plant-based ones. |
The number of tapes and cord that use organic cotton is increasing.
Cupra, which is well-known for lining, is also a recycled fiber called cotton linter, which is made from the fuzzy fibers left in the seeds when cotton is harvested, so it may be considered an environmentally friendly auxiliary material. I don't know. (The cupra lining is standard, so I intentionally did not list it.)
classification | merchandise | explanation |
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Environmentally friendly | 6970 Bemberg Grosgrain Ribbon | The raw material is cotton linter. Earth-friendly Cupra 100% Bemberg material |
Environmentally friendly | 6971 Bemberg Satin Ribbon | The raw material is cotton linter. Earth-friendly Cupra 100% Bemberg material |
organic | 7002 Organic Cotton Twill Tape (Herringbone Weave) | Made of 100% organic cotton |
organic | SIC-232 Organic cotton taffeta ribbon | Made of 100% organic cotton |
organic | SIC-233 Organic cotton herringbone ribbon | Made of 100% organic cotton |
organic | SIC-234 Organic cotton double-sided satin ribbon | Made of 100% organic cotton |
organic | SIC-235 Organic cotton herringbone ribbon (thick) | Made of 100% organic cotton |
For buttons, there are many products that use plant-derived bioplastics and accessory materials that have obtained Oeko-Tex certification*1.
*1 Certification that ``guarantees safety and security'' certifies that textile and leather products do not contain ``hazardous substances that may be harmful to health.'' Demand is still increasing all over the world.
classification | merchandise | explanation |
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Environmental consideration | BGS-1 Biopolyethylene 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | BGS-2 Biopolyethylene 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | BNP-001 Biopolyester 4-hole button | Buttons made from rapeseed oil pomace, bagasse, and wheat straw |
Environmental consideration | BNP-002 Biopolyester 4-hole button | Buttons made from rapeseed oil pomace, bagasse, and wheat straw |
Environmental consideration | BNP-003 Biopolyester 4-hole button | Buttons made from rapeseed oil pomace, bagasse, and wheat straw |
Environmental consideration | BNP-004 Biopolyester 4-hole button | Buttons made from rapeseed oil pomace, bagasse, and wheat straw |
Environmental consideration | BNP-005 Biopolyester 4-hole button | Buttons made from rapeseed oil pomace, bagasse, and wheat straw |
Environmental consideration | CAS-1 Bio-nylon 4-hole button | Buttons made from the oil that comes out when squeezed from castor beans (non-edible raw material) |
Environmental consideration | CAS-2 Bionylon 4-hole button | Buttons made from the oil that comes out when squeezed from castor beans (non-edible raw material) |
Environmental consideration | PRV-47 Bio Yuria 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV-48 Bio Yuria 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV-49 Bio Yuria 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV-50 Bio Yuria 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV51 Sustainable buffalo style 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV52 Sustainable buffalo style 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV53 Sustainable buffalo style 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Environmental consideration | PRV54 Sustainable buffalo style 4-hole button | Buttons made from sugarcane residue |
Oeko-tex | GT113 Buffalo style polyester button | oeko-tex certification |
Oeko-tex | SH-2900 Polyester resin, 2 front holes, glossy button | oeko-tex certification |
Oeko-tex | VE9596 Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Non-adhesive Lightweight Lamé 2 Hole Polyester Button | oeko-tex certification |
Oeko-tex | VS1013 4-hole polyester resin button | oeko-tex certification |
Oeko-tex | VT5013 Polyester resin 4 holes/semi-gloss button | oeko-tex certification |
Oeko-tex | VT9896 Buffalo style 4 hole polyester button | oeko-tex certification |
How was that. Nowadays, sustainability seems to be the norm as a global trend.
However, even if you try to find secondary materials, you may not be able to find them.
We hope you find this list useful.