The new fiber of the Valerio Group is engaged in the production and marketing of clothing eco-sustainable. It is about fabrics made from the recycling of plastic and regenerated: it is the brand of Pettoranello del Molise.
Fashion is one of the sectors with the greatest environmental impact. Both for the too long and now globally displaced supply chain, and for the often low-quality and equally polluting material that is used. Making clothes with a local zero-kilometer supply chain and using sustainable raw materials is a starting point for a true green revolution.
Antonio Alessandro Valerio, administrator and creative director of the group
The Valerio Group presented the preview of its collection of outerwear in cruelty-free recycled material. The filling is in natural and vegetable fibers such as linen and cashmere by replacing goose feathers. The aim is to combat the waste of discarded fabrics and articles and the exploitation of water and land for raw materials and finished clothing. adoption of a circular fashion it would be ideal.
Italy is the European country with 79.4% of to recycle on the total waste. A savings so of 23 million tons Petroleum per year and 63 million CO2. A process that of the Fiber that wants to keep the goods in circulation for as long as possible. At the end of their life they are reused and not thrown away, creating new value. A local zero-kilometer supply chain with sustainable raw materials for a green revolution.
Source: Lega Nerd
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