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A new revolution

Every revolution starts with an idea and the WEAR&TOSS™ project is, first of all, just this. An idea based on an explosive concept that turns the status quo on its head and brings tomorrow’s dreams to life today. A discovery with a huge impact which will have an extraordinary effect on everyday life.

Just like a work of art, it’s not simply the sum of its parts that makes this idea so special. The WEAR&TOSS™ project isn’t just another disposable product or cheap clothing concept. It’s this but also much more. It’s not only one of the many alternatives on the market but a real alternative to the market, a genuine response to fast fashion.

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Bio-medical Hospitals and private clinics, pharmaceutical companies, analysis labs, rehabilitation centres and rest homes are all ar...

Cosmetics Cosmofabrics - from a combination of fabrics and cosmetics via microencapsulation - is a fast-growing market. ...

Wear&Toss vs Cotton Is cotton a natural fibre? Yes it is. Is it a sustainable fibre? Absolutely not. This is because it is produced using pr...

Sport Single-use t-shirts that can be disposed of after use. WEAR&TOSS sports underwear solves the problems of repeated wa...

Raw materials WEAR&TOSS is an innovative family of fabrics that use fibres taken from renewable sources such as cellulose, beetroo...