As part of our range of materials, Deadstock Fabrics offer an alternative for responsible material usage. These are fabrics that were produced but never used, whether due to overproduction or design changes. By incorporating these otherwise unused materials into our products, we're giving them a second life, thereby reducing waste.

• Resource Optimization: Using deadstock fabrics allows us to make products without consuming new raw materials, thereby optimizing what's already available.

• Quality Preservation: For materials like polyester, the quality remains intact even after years in storage, ensuring you're not compromising on product quality.

• Waste Reduction: This approach directly reduces textile waste by repurposing fabrics that would otherwise go unused or be discarded.

Deadstock materials in our products are carefully sourced from overstock or surplus inventories. These fabrics were initially produced for different purposes and later put aside. For example, our pinstripe fabric had been in storage for 7 years and was then incorporated into our designs, looking as good as new.

• Material Specificity: While the repurposing of these fabrics is a responsible choice, it's worth mentioning that there are instances when the (for example) polyester used is not recycled, as with the rest of our polyester. However, being deadstock fabric it still doesn't consume any new resources.