Fabrics obtained from recycled raw material
PUGI RG is constantly searching for innovative materials with an eye to both the future and sustainability.
The effort behind the development of new fabrics follows the needs of the market, as well as design and functionality requirements, while striving to keep these all connected to each other.
Just as there is no single design solution that can fit all circumstances, in the same way, there is no such thing as a universal sustainability solution.
This is the reason why each product conveys different aspects of our increasing eco-conscious approach.
Our global approach, which ranges from the use of raw materials up to our production methods, is aimed at promoting long-term environmental durability.
Fabrics from PET - recycled bottles
Fabrics from recycled wool
Fabrics from recycled compostable raw material

Ecological footprint
A report from the Waste and Resources Action Program (WRAP) estimated that manufacturing recycled polyester requires 59% less energy than virgin polyester and reduces CO2 emissions by 32%.
To produce a kilo of fabric with recycled wool, an estimated saving of 500 liters of water, a lower emission of CO2 into the environment, and an energy saving of 80 kW/h are estimated.
The use of recycled materials in the production of furnishing fabrics also helps to reduce the extraction and dependence on petroleum as a source of raw material.
Flame Retardant
Choosing to use a sustainable, recycled raw material has in no way lowered the standards and specifications for textile flammability.
All major international tests have been passed brilliantly.
The fabrics belonging to our Flame Retardant from Recycled PET line also exceed the IMO MED standards, thus ensuring the maximum safety when they are used on board vessels and cruise ships.