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Mono-Material
Conventional waterproof breathable fabrics are constructed from multiple polymer layers - nylon, polyurethane, polyester and fluoropolymers - laminated into a multi-material fabric. The challenge of separating out these different polymers into their appropriate waste streams presents a significant barrier to recycling at the end of a product’s life.
Pertex Shield Revolve fabrics are mono-material laminates. Each layer of the fabric is made from a single polymer, recycled polyester: A face fabric woven from recycled polyester yarns, combined with a waterproof breathable recycled polyester membrane, and an optional recycled polyester backer.
Circular System
The Pertex Revolve collection is a central plank of our sustainability commitment. Opening the possibility of a circular system, Pertex Revolve allows us to lower reliance on virgin fossil-fuel based raw materials and minimise resource waste, thereby reducing environmental impact.
Pertex Revolve fabrics are designed to be easier to recycle. As mono-material fabrics composed entirely of recycled polyester,they can be efficiently returned to their original raw materials when they reach the end of their useful life.Pertex Revolve fabrics enable a paradigm shift from a traditional, resource intensive, linear system towards the circular system of the future.
Circular System
The Pertex Revolve collection is a central plank of our sustainability commitment. Opening the possibility of a circular system, Pertex Revolve allows us to lower reliance on virgin fossil-fuel based raw materials and minimise resource waste, thereby reducing environmental impact.
Pertex Revolve fabrics are designed to be easier to recycle. As mono-material fabrics composed entirely of recycled polyester,they can be efficiently returned to their original raw materials when they reach the end of their useful life.Pertex Revolve fabrics enable a paradigm shift from a traditional, resource intensive, linear system towards the circular system of the future.
