Global Textile Fibers Production
Has Exceeded 120 Million Tons Per Annum
out of which 80% goes to waste, adding significant amounts to the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW). Moreover, post-consumed garments and clothing fiber end up in landfills as well. Incineration of textile fibers produces green-house gases leaving recycled fibers as the only option to reduce land pollution.
Our legacy drives us to revive nature
ReviveTM works to preserve Mother Nature’s beauty and save up the natural resources for coming generations. With this, we recognize our corporate social responsibility (CSR) well. Therefore, we have adopted sustainable development methods for fiber manufacturing to offer you products compliant with the quality standards. Hence, we ensure to make the world a cleaner and happier space.
Organic Cotton
We ensure the efficient utilization of the water resources and regularly practice crop rotation to avoid soil depletion and erosion. Abiding by corporate social responsibility laws, we use natural seeds of cotton for quality textile fibers rather than genetically modified cotton. The crops are grown with no pesticides, herbicides, or insecticides hence, keeping our waterways from pollution.
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Lenzing
With Tencel fiber manufacturing, ReviveTM sticks to the sustainable development approach. We use one of the most sustainable resources for the fabric. For breathable and biodegradable Tencel, wood is used as the raw material. Not only the raw material but our fabric production follows the CSR rules as well.
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Polyester
We repurpose the plastic waste by putting up with the Global Recycle Standards(GRS). Hence, ReviveTM provides you the most durable, cost-efficient, moisture resistant, and strong polyester recycled fibers. Thus, we ensure to provide you with the best-suited recycled fiber for outdoor gears, especially for extreme environment, insulation, and bi-component fibers.
People & Planet
We aim to continue a socially and environmentally responsible legacy of fiber manufacturing. We ensure the minimum waste production development methods. Further, the inferior textile waste produced during the manufacturing is utilized to fill in quilts, padding in furniture, and acoustic insulation. We devise sustainable development methods of textile products. Still, we are keen to keep the potential post-production and post-consumer material in the textile life cycle by reshaping and recycling it. Hence, we provide you the best quality at minimum costs.