Recycled Fibres – Core Fabrics

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Recycled fibres are made by transforming post-industrial (textile production leftover) or post-consumer waste (clothing, plastic or other material that have reached their end of life) to produce a new textile. Here you'll find all sorts of recycled fibres such as recycled cotton, recycled polyester or recycled nylon an

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