Re-Rug arose from the decision to use the surplus wool accumulated by our suppliers. This initiative is the result of a long research process, the challenge of recovering this wool to create a new yarn suitable for weaving.

Each Re-Rug uses 1kg/m2 of reprocessed wool, thus contributing directly to the reduction of unmanaged waste, as well as the reduction of CO2 emissions, since it is not necessary to produce virgin material.

The hallmark of this collection is the intention to preserve the irregularity and tonal richness of the remains of wool. This challenge led us to experiment with new processes through which we have managed to maintain multiple colors.

The Re-Rug collection is made using the dhurrie technique on a handloom, which results in rugs with a flat structure formed by the intersection between the warp and the weft. In the case of Re-Rug, to obtain greater resistance and quality, the structural part of the rug, that is, the warp, is made of New Zealand virgin wool dyed in black and white, yellow or blue, green or tile. And in the weft, marbled recycled thread of different thickness and color. The result is a unique collection that is made up of 50% virgin wool and 50% reused wool.