Textile to textile

This system transforms discarded fabrics into new textiles, creating a process that can be repeated again and again. It’s a practical solution to one of the industry’s biggest challenges: reducing waste without compromising quality. The concept is simple but effective.

Instead of sending textile waste to landfill or incineration, Gabriel collects it from customers and its own production lines. These materials are then recycled into fresh textiles that can themselves be recycled, forming a closed loop. This approach cuts down on waste, conserves resources and lowers carbon emissions - a clear step away from throwaway culture. 

Visually, Renewed Loop stands out for its refined, natural aesthetic. The use of black recycled yarns adds depth and creates a subtle melange effect, softening each colour and giving the fabric a distinctive texture. The palette feels grounded and versatile, making it suitable for a wide range of interior applications. 

But the real value lies in the mindset behind the design. Renewed Loop encourages reuse, less consumption and a stronger connection to nature. It reflects a growing demand for interiors that prioritise sustainability without sacrificing style. By embracing circular principles, Gabriel is helping designers create spaces that look good and do good. 

This is not just about materials - it’s about changing habits. Every metre of Renewed Loop represents a shift towards responsible design, where waste becomes a resource and longevity replaces disposability. For workplaces and hospitality settings, it offers a way to combine durability with environmental responsibility.