The traditional textile industry is responsible for more than 10% of global CO₂ emissions, consumes large amounts of natural resources and generates waste that takes centuries to degrade.
Every second, a lorry full of clothes is buried or incinerated. Most synthetic fabrics come from virgin plastics, and less than 1% of discarded garments are recycled to make new ones.
The current model is not sustainable. It is time to rethink how we produce, consume and reuse textile materials.
At Filsan®, we transform waste into resources. We design and manufacture sustainable fabrics from recycled plastic bottles, offering a high-performance and fully recyclable alternative.
Our commitment to the circular economy goes beyond recycling: We create fabrics that can be turned back into new garments, closing the textile cycle and minimising waste.
Recycled and recyclable raw material: We use post-consumer plastic bottles as the basis for our fabrics, without compromising on quality or durability.
Circular economy applied: We recover garments at the end of their useful life to transform them into new yarns, preventing them from becoming waste. 100% renewable energy: Our production is powered by clean sources, mainly solar energy, drastically reducing our environmental footprint. Transparency and traceability: Every Filsan® fabric has a verifiable origin and a responsible process, from the bottle to the final garment.
We foster an inclusive and diverse work environment, with equality and human rights policies, backed by concrete initiatives that generate a positive impact on the community.
We actively work to reduce our environmental impact through the use of green energy, sustainable practices and actions aligned with the SDGs, thus contributing to a cleaner and more responsible future.
We promote a positive economic impact through donations and collaborations with entities that promote equity, supporting vulnerable communities and fostering more just and sustainable development.