deadstock, synthetic fabrics

Deadstock fabric is a surplus or leftover material with no further use. Well, unless somebody does use it. And this way, it becomes deadstock fabric.

Basically, deadstock fabric can be of any material. But with us, you can check out ethical goods made with deadstock fabrics that are natural (aka made from plants) and/or synthetic.

But let's talk about synthetic deadstock fabrics!

Let's imagine a brand working with nylon. In case they produce more nylon than needed for their use, they can sell it to another brand. It's a win-win scenario. One brand can still make some profit over the surplus fabric. The other brand can make goods from sustainable fabric – fabric that would otherwise be wasted.

Or, when a polyester fabric gets dyed blue instead of purple. Well, mistakes happen everywhere. But this 'damaged' fabric can still be used. And something beautiful can be made out of it. It also happens that during production, some fabric scraps are created. The brand can either still use it for some accessories, for instance, or sell it to another brand that shows interest in it.

So, instead of this material being thrown away or burnt, it gets a second chance. A chance to end up in someone's wardrobe and be worn! Because when someone sees trash, somebody else sees value.