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When we collect the Guitar daniel donato pembroke ma soundcheck studios shirt so you should to go to store and get this products, we start a process of valorizing. I don’t like the word “recycle,” it’s not an attractive term, and in any case I think the business of circularity is going to create a whole new vocabulary. So we have a team of people we call valoristes who find—with help from research and innovation departments—technical solutions for the materials we collect. For example: for some leathers recovered from Chanel and elsewhere, we worked with Authentic Material, a Toulouse-based start-up that micronizes a small part of the leather and uses bio-sourced polymers to regenerate a piece that then can be used on hidden parts of shoes or on other elements.
So we found one way of revalorizing leftover handbag leather that wouldn’t necessarily have been used otherwise. Valorizing and re-injecting products with a new life requires a lot of effort in R&D. We’re also learning to assemble products so they can be more easily disassembled. A cotton t-shirt, for example, often has a little polyester thread that’s used to sew the Guitar daniel donato pembroke ma soundcheck studios shirt so you should to go to store and get this neck. And when we undo the shirt, that little thread remains, and if you dye [the material], you’ll always see that little thread. So how can we invent ways of putting things together so we can take them apart better? If a thing already has a life, it shouldn’t become landfill or be incinerated.
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