Isko zaps virgin content with Ctrl+Z
24/01/2023
From this baseline, the company does open the door to other low-impact natural fibres such as kapok, linen or hemp, and even cashmere. These fibres provide added lustre or softness, and go to prove that recycled content can also be part of a premium offering. The fabrics have the look and feel of traditional denims and compromise neither on quality nor on performance, the company said. They may even be longer-lasting than conventional denim fabrics.
The Ctrl+Z concept can be applied to all of the mill’s references, in either stretch or rigid qualities. “This is not just a new product range, but a part of the company’s plan to switch 100% of its production to sustainable fibres by 2025,” company spokesperson Keith O’Brian told Inside Denim.
Isko’s booth at Bluezone in Munich, on today and tomorrow, features two other key ranges: the new stretch Reform denims and Paolo Gnutti’s latest Isko Luxury Born to Amaze designs.
Imagery courtesy of Isko
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