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Recycled cotton is a regenerated cotton fiber obtained from production waste, such as the one you can find in our models (pre-consumer), or from fabrics that have reached the end of their life (post-consumer). The pieces of fabric are sorted by color, shredded into yarn and then into raw fiber, which in turn is transformed back into yarn.

The Global Recycled Standard is the leading voluntary international standard for recycled textiles promoted by the non-profit Textile Exchange, which certifies the integrity of recycled content in products, ensures traceability throughout the supply chain, and verifies compliance with strict social and environmental criteria and the restriction of harmful chemicals during production.

Carbon Footprint and reductions are calculated through a sensitivity analysis contrasting the environmental impact of low-impact materials against conventional ones, using the certified CF Atlantis calculation tool v. 0.7. This tool meticulously tracks the Cradle to gate journey from raw material acquisition to final product delivery at the Atlantis warehouse.

Carbon Footprint and reductions are calculated through a sensitivity analysis contrasting the environmental impact of low-impact materials against conventional ones, using the certified CF Atlantis calculation tool v. 0.7. This tool meticulously tracks the Cradle to gate journey from raw material acquisition to final product delivery at the Atlantis warehouse.