We believe
in change
Let’s dive into some facts:
- 39% of our textiles are made from 100% recycled pre- or post-consumer polyester or 100% recycled linen
- An additional 31% of our textiles contain 50-99% recycled material
- 87% of our textiles are made from recyclable mono-fibre-materials
- Only 3 out of 20 textiles are made from mixed materials groups making their recyclability uncertain
BLUE COLLECTION: I USED TO BE A PAIR OF JEANS
Blue Collection is our recycled denim. One meter of fabric equals one pair of jeans. By giving old, discarded denim new life, we contribute to reducing the world’s textile waste. And we help create a circular life circle for a truly beautiful and authentic material.
Learn more on the process here.
Responsibility. Sustainability. Two seriously long and substantial words. And they are crucial concepts to our planet, our children, and generations to come. At KURAGE, we care, and we believe in change. So, we challenge ourselves to find suppliers that also care and work actively to reduce their environmental footprint. We create long-lasting, durable collections, many of which are made with recycled materials. We mainly work with mono-fibre-materials to ensure the recyclability of our products.
Explore our recycled collections
DOTTY: I USED TO BE A SWEATER
Dotty is our recycled wool fabric, composed of 50% recycled high-quality wool waste from the local textile district, including post-consumer textiles and clothing. By utilizing recycled wool, we can reduce the need for virgin wool.
Learn more on the process here.
TRANSFORMING PLASTIC WASTE INTO CURTAINS
Even more than recycled wool and cotton, we use recycled polyester from both pre- and post-consumer waste. 52% of our 2025 collections are made from 99-100% recycled plastic waste, and these products can be recycled over and over again because we don’t mix them with other fibres. They are mono materials.
HOW WE DO IT
We design to inspire, transforming recycled raw materials into long-lasting fabrics. For our polyester fabrics, household waste and industrial left-over material are collected and sorted, then processed and shredded into flakes. The polymer is then extruded to create yarns, which are then treated to impart permanent flame-retardant properties. And voilà, a brand new, recyclable fabric is born.
For our recycled wool, cotton, and linen fabrics, post-consumer textile waste – as for example discarded wool sweaters or jeans – are collected within the same country as the textile is produced. Then it is sorted, cleaned, and shredded making it ready to enter into new spinning processes, where yarns are made. Then comes the blending and weaving of new, unique fabrics.
SOURCED AND MADE IN EUROPE
Our fabrics are sourced and produced in Europe, and we make all our products in our very own facilities in Lithuania. We ensure that the collection, sorting, and processing of waste or by-products from previous productions occur within the same country as the production itself. With just one exception: the extraction of the polyester Trevira CS ECO feedstock is conducted in Germany before it’s delivered to our EU-based suppliers.
CERTIFIED FABRICS
91% of our product range are certified according to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, class II. This is your guarantee that your KURAGE fabrics are completely free from any unwanted substances or chemicals.
All our recycled textiles are certified according to GRS (the Global Recycled Standard) or Oeko-tex recycled standard. This guarantees you that your KURAGE fabrics are truly made from authentic, traceable, recycled materials. Read more about the certifications in our brochure (coming soon).
We believe
in change
Responsibility. Sustainability. Two seriously long and substantial words. And they are crucial concepts to our planet, our children, and generations to come. At KURAGE, we care, and we believe in change. So, we challenge ourselves to find suppliers that also care and work actively to reduce their environmental footprint. We create long-lasting, durable collections, many of which are made with recycled materials. We mainly work with mono-fibre-materials to ensure the recyclability of our products.
Let’s dive into some facts:
- 39% of our textiles are made from 100% recycled pre- or post-consumer polyester or 100% recycled linen
- An additional 31% of our textiles contain 50-99% recycled material
- 87% of our textiles are made from recyclable mono-fibre-materials
- Only 3 out of 20 textiles are made from mixed materials groups making their recyclability uncertain
Explore our recycled collections
DOTTY: I USED TO BE A SWEATER
Dotty is our recycled wool fabric, composed of 50% recycled high-quality wool waste from the local textile district, including post-consumer textiles and clothing. By utilizing recycled wool, we can reduce the need for virgin wool.
Learn more on the process here.
BLUE COLLECTION: I USED TO BE A PAIR OF JEANS
Blue Collection is our recycled denim. One meter of fabric equals one pair of jeans. By giving old, discarded denim new life, we contribute to reducing the world’s textile waste. And we help create a circular life circle for a truly beautiful and authentic material.
Learn more on the process here.
TRANSFORMING PLASTIC WASTE INTO CURTAINS
Even more than recycled wool and cotton, we use recycled polyester from both pre- and post-consumer waste. 52% of our 2025 collections are made from 99-100% recycled plastic waste, and these products can be recycled over and over again because we don’t mix them with other fibres. They are mono materials.
HOW WE DO IT
We design to inspire, transforming recycled raw materials into long-lasting fabrics. For our polyester fabrics, household waste and industrial left-over material are collected and sorted, then processed and shredded into flakes. The polymer is then extruded to create yarns, which are then treated to impart permanent flame-retardant properties. And voilà, a brand new, recyclable fabric is born.
For our recycled wool, cotton, and linen fabrics, post-consumer textile waste – as for example discarded wool sweaters or jeans – are collected within the same country as the textile is produced. Then it is sorted, cleaned, and shredded making it ready to enter into new spinning processes, where yarns are made. Then comes the blending and weaving of new, unique fabrics.
SOURCED AND MADE IN EUROPE
Our fabrics are sourced and produced in Europe, and we make all our products in our very own facilities in Lithuania. We ensure that the collection, sorting, and processing of waste or by-products from previous productions occur within the same country as the production itself. With just one exception: the extraction of the polyester Trevira CS ECO feedstock is conducted in Germany before it’s delivered to our EU-based suppliers.
CERTIFIED FABRICS
91% of our product range are certified according to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, class II. This is your guarantee that your KURAGE fabrics are completely free from any unwanted substances or chemicals.
All our recycled textiles are certified according to GRS (the Global Recycled Standard) or Oeko-tex recycled standard. This guarantees you that your KURAGE fabrics are truly made from authentic, traceable, recycled materials. Read more about the certifications in our brochure (coming soon).