One Earth. Minimal Waste
Moving Towards a More Sustainable Future
Surplus ‘Space Debris’ fabric from our ‘spaced out’ collection being portioned out to be made into masks.
The fashion industry generates over 4% of the world’s waste each year amounting to about 92 million tons - a lot of which comes from the production process.
One way designers are attempting to tackle this problem is by following a circular fashion model where waste and pollution are designed out by keeping products and materials in use for as long as possible by reusing and recycling them. The ultimate goal is to have a system that leaves a minimal footprint on the environment.
At BISKIT, we create pieces in a way that is considerate of humanity and the environment, always reducing the impact wherever possible.
Space Debris Mask made from surplus scraps and fabric stock
We try to recycle and reuse as much of our “waste” as possible including scraps and leftover surplus.
Sleeve patch made from ‘spaced out’ excess scraps
Sleeve and back details made from ‘spaced out’ excess scraps
We believe that discarded materials and textiles in whatever form has value and can be reused or recycled into something entirely new.
Extra ‘Astro Man’ printed fabric from our denim jacket repurposed in our giant ‘Astro Tote’
Mini Passport Bag made from ‘spaced out’ denim scraps