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DOTTY RECYCLED

DOTTY RECYCLED

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Recycled wool, partly from old sweaters, turned into the most unique, gorgeous fabric. Perfect for acoustic curtains, furniture, and soft accessories, Dotty showcases circularity and quality, using 50% high-end discarded remnants from local textiles, including post-consumer clothing. Dotty is crafted in Italy at a small, family-owned weaving mill with a rich heritage dating back to the 1930s.

 

Type: Curtain, upholstery, acoustic

Article number: 22130

Composition: 75% Wool/ 20% Polyamide/ 5% Other fibres (50% recycled fibres)

Width: 150 cm +/- 5%

Abrasion test Martindale: 100.000

Sound absorption class: B (pleated)

Flame retardant tests: Classe 1 IM, BS 5852 Crib no 5, EN 1021 Part 1-2

Certifications: GLOBAL RECYCLED STANDARD (GRS)

 

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.

”All happiness depends on courage and work.”
- Honoré de Balzac

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