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QUEST

QUEST

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For those committed to selecting circular materials, we proudly present QUEST – a fabric crafted entirely from post-consumer recycled polyester. Impressively 75% of it consists of SEAQUAL® YARN upcycled marine plastic. The result is a lightly textured fabric suitable for curtains and acoustic applications and inspired by the waves of the ocean, capturing its fluid essence.

 

Type: Curtain, upholstery, acoustic

Article number: 22120

Composition: 100% Post-Consumer Recycled Polyester incl. 75% SEAQUAL®

Width: 137 cm

Abrasion test Martindale: 100.00

Flame retardant tests: EN 1021 1-2, BS 7176 Low Hazard, EN 13501-1 Adhered Class B,s1,d0 and EN 13501-1 Un-adhered Class B,s1,d0

Certifications: OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 RECYCLED 2476-406 DTI

 

Due to the use of recycled materials, minor colour variations and differences in appearance may occur. These are a natural characteristic of the material and should not be considered a quality defect. 

 

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How we
do it

We design to inspire. This includes a responsible way of transforming recycled raw materials into curtains. Waste material or recycled bottles are collected and sorted, then processed and shredded into flakes. The polymer is extruded to form the yarn and then treated to convey permanent flame-retardant qualities. Voila. A brand new – and recyclable – curtain is born.

SOMETHING
SPECIAL

We work with special partners, manufacture all fabrics in Europe and Turkey, and we produce all of our collections at our own facilities in Lithuania. We all need to take responsibility and act more sustainably. Not just in words, but in real life action. We are imperfect, but we believe in change, in improvement. In beautiful stuff.

”What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything?”
- Vincent Van Gogh

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