Eco-responsible material
Organic cotton: Cotton grown without treatment, without GMOs, on soil made up of natural fertiliser with crop rotation.
Wood : Natural material of plant origin.
Bamboo : Natural material from a monocotyledonous plant that grows very quickly and absorbs a lot of CO2 (5 times more than trees).
Hemp : Hardy natural plant (no pesticide needed) requiring little water (7 times less than cotton).
Linen : Plant whose cultivation respects nature (requires neither fertiliser nor pesticide) and produces no waste.
Recycled plastic (RPET): Plastic from the food industry reused for the production of objects.
Recycled aluminium : Material that can be recycled 100% and infinitely without losing any of its properties. Once in the recycling cycle, this material only uses 5% of the energy required for its initial production (reduction of CO2 emissions).
Recycled cardboard and paper : Cardboard and paper made from wood fibre from used cardboard or paper.
Plant-based leather : Leather made by combining natural materials such as cotton or linen with corn or soy and vegetable oils.
Recycled glass: Material that can be recycled 100% and infinitely. Glass recycling reduces CO2 and saves raw materials and energy.
Bioplastic: Bio-based plastic produced from renewable raw materials such as wheat, corn, etc., and in some cases the plastic is also biodegradable.
Cork : Natural material from the bark of certain trees.
Dupont Tyvek : Synthetic material similar to paper, made from polyethylene fibres, 100% recyclable.
Non eco-responsible material
Cotton : Plant-based textile fibre.
Rubber : Elastic material, natural from trees or synthetic from petroleum derivatives.
Steel : Metal alloy made of iron and carbon.
Polyester : Synthetic artificial material derived from petroleum (a type of plastic).
Polyethylene : The most common plastic material.