DUVALTEX
CLEAN IMPACT TEXTILES®

Biodegradable* and Ocean Waste

We created CLEAN IMPACT TEXTILES® because, at Duvaltex, we believe that performance should never be limited by sustainability and that you shouldn’t have to choose between beauty and durability. That’s why we reuse discarded materials and reduce waste, setting new benchmarks for our industry. We set the highest standards in design and materials we use and continue to create and innovate so that together we can make a difference for our planet.

 

INTRODUCING THE ELEMENTAL COLLECTION

The Elemental Collection explores the delicate interplay between natural elements and human ingenuity, translating these connections into two distinct and biodegradable styles: Gather and Marlstone. Each design tells a story of sustainability, texture, and innovation, offering multifunctional solutions for a wide range of interior spaces. Both fabrics are meticulously crafted to engage not only the eyes but also the senses, creating an immersive, tactile experience that invites touch and exploration.

The Elemental Collection
A Sensory Design Experience

*Rate and extend of biogradation into elements found in nature is 91% after 1,278 days under ASTM D5511 (Anaerobic Biodegradation of Plastic Materials Under High Solids Anaerobic Digestion Conditions). The test was done with the same component (PET) polyester and biocatalyst additive. No evidence of further degradation.
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55 million pounds of synthetic plastic textiles are sent to landfills every day in the U.S. alone. 1
Only 1% of all synthetic and plastic-based textiles are eventually fully recycled. 2

1) Advancing Sustainable Materials Management 2013, U.S. Environmental Agency. TextilesExchange.org Preferred Fiber Market Report 2016
2) According the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 15% of textiles are reused/recycled at the first cycle, 7% at the second cycle and 1% at the third cycle. This results in 99% of our textiles eventually being landfilled.

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