Econyl
Description
Econyl is more than just a fabric — it’s a chance to design with purpose. Made from recycled industrial and , Econyl offers the same strength and versatility as traditional nylon, but with a far lighter impact on the planet. Available in a wide range of colors and patterns, it gives fashion students the freedom to create boldly while supporting a circular future. With Econyl, sustainability and style go hand in hand.
What problem it solves
Econyl tackles the growing problem of plastic waste by turning it into a valuable resource. Made from discarded fishing nets, fabric scraps, and other nylon waste, it helps reduce pollution in oceans and landfills. At the same time, it offers designers a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon, without sacrificing quality or performance. Econyl supports a circular fashion model, where materials are reused instead of wasted.
Interesting properties
Offering the same performance as virgin nylon, it’s just as durable, flexible, and waterproof — ready to meet the demands of modern design. For fashion students, it’s an invitation to innovate responsibly, blending high performance with low impact.
Structure
Econyl HEE 421, Econyl HDE 101, Econyl HCE406, Econyl EFX004: Disordered filaments of the same size (threads). Econyl-3600-92AE: Clustered filaments, composed of three different types of fibres as they have different thicknesses.