AMSTERDAM – UK denim start up LaundRE made its debut at this week’s Kingpins event here in the Netherlands where it explained to visitors how it’s taking old, unwanted denim stock and refinishing the garments to give them a second life.
“Our R&D project, ReBorn is a new venture that we are very passionate about,” Salli Deighton founder of LaundRe told Ecotextile News. “ReBorn rejuvenates dirty, discarded jeans into premium-quality garments that rival brand-new denim clothing.”
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