Re:Tex
Navn
Jeannette Loua
Uddannelsesgrad
Kandidat
Program
Furniture Design - Products, Materials and Contexts
Institut
Bygningskunst og Design
År
2021
Every week tons of donated clothes are being shipped to Africa from the West, and in Ghana, 40 percent of that clothes ends up in unregulated landfills, causing environmental pollution. Re:Tex aims to reduce the environmental footprint of textile waste in Ghana and create job opportunities, by developing implementable textile methods, that recycles textiles waste and creates a new unique material
The challenges of donated clothes from the west: We buy more clothes, than we have ever before. That has also increasedthe amoun
A small selection of pictures taken during the development of our sustainable textiles
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Re:Tex sample: Re:Tex sustainable textiles, made with 50 percent recycled textile and 50 percent virgin materialThese textiles a
Re:Tex sample: Re:Tex sustainable textiles, made with 50 percent recycled textile and 50 percent virgin materialThese textiles a
Re:Tex sample: Re:Tex sustainable textiles, made with 50 percent recycled textile and 50 percent virgin materialThese textiles a
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