Ocean Plastic Waste Into Eco-Fabrics?

in lifestyle •  5 years ago 

Looks like life is changing and these changes sometimes are good. You all know how much of a problem plastic waste is, I don't have to go over that.

Some companies are working on using plastic waste for making good things. One of these companies is Waste2Wear that is using blockchain to turn ocean plastic waste into eco-fabrics.

Traceable by blockchain technology
Our whole value chain, from collecting plastic waste to the end-product, is fully transparent and traceable. With our collection Ocean Fabrics we will start implementing blockchain technology (beta version will be launched in September). All of our products are certified at every step. We add this extra layer of trust because we’re committed to sustainability and the development of true circularity - and so are our our clients. source

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I find it very interesting to see what they can do with a few plastic bottles. This should happen more often, other factories should implement the technology and use waste plastic to create different products.

Waste2Wear is producing different fabrics, sportswear, fashion, school uniforms, workwear, bags etc.

I've seen a similar project in Italy. The company was producing fashion bags using plastic bottles. You went to their shop, chose a bag and they told you how many bottles were used to create the bag. You could bring those bottles to the shop yourself.

No more need for disposable shopping bags with Waste2Wear® Bags
The Waste2Wear® recycled shopping bags are made from recycled plastic bottles 100% or mixed with recycled cotton. From the moment they are produced they are making a positive impact on the environment keeping up to 6 bottles out of our landfills and oceans. source

How it's made... from Waste2Wear on Vimeo.

I'm collecting these news and looks like there's something each day to write about. Yesterday I was posing about a nuclear power plant that had never gone into production as those responsible of running it realized it would be a huge risk after the Chernobyl disaster. The plant was sold and made an amusement park. Today I'm posting about fashion items and wearable made of plastic. Let's hope tomorrow I'll come across another cool project that helps save something.

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Doesn't the plastic break of and become microplastic that poison the nature?

It does unfortunately.

Maybe it's better with linen or hemp fabric that nature breaks down quite fast and not are poisonous.

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wow that's so awesome, it's just to show if you put your mind into it, you will be able to do wonderful things....Like saving the planet in the process 🌎 🥇

Indeed, you're right. I'm going to do another post soon about products made of recycled plastic.

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Thus really could help solve a lot of problems

Yes, I think so too.

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Many thanks.

It is a phenomenal project, just having the desire to achieve phenomenal things.👏 👏 👏

I couldn't agree more.

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Glad to hear that.

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Hi!
I live in Italy where we have a lot of small projects doing this kind of things but almost no big companies funding those projects.

When I look at projects like this one, I'm really happy but I'm also worried about the timing.
I mean, the world is (too) slowly waking up and people like the founder of this project should be awarded with medals and hugs but I'm afraid the big companies, which are responsible for the majority of the climate change and the pollution, don't care too much for the environment.

By the way, we do our best to protect our home and that's a really cool thing.

Thank you for sharing.

I'm watching Linea Verde, Linea Blue and Linea Bianca on a regular basis and saw many projects going on in Italy. It's good to see these as it gives you hope that people will wake up soon and do something to stop pollution and waste.

Hopefully the big companies are going to do something about it too.

WOW, such beautiful dresses made from plastics. This is truly beautiful and amazing.

Yes, and it teaches kids as well. Imagine a school kind being told his or her school uniform is made of recycled plastic. It's a huge lesson and it's also needed.

Good post, we all should think again about our planet and start doing good thing.

Yes we should but unfortunately we don't always.

Right.....

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interesting...

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