Excellent
Material Deep Dive
Recycled Cashmere
Recycled cashmere demonstrates strong sustainability performance due to large estimated reductions in carbon and water impacts relative to virgin cashmere, combined with full biodegradability and low chemical intensity.
Animal
Recycled
End of Life
3 months
100/100
Chemical Use
Low
80/100
Pollution
Low
80/100
Water Usage
2,733 L/kg
83/100
Carbon Footprint
0.38 kg CO₂/kg
96/100
Carbon Footprint Analysis
96/100
Recycled Cashmere produces approximately 0.38 kg CO₂-equivalent per kilogram of fiber.
The Data
Carbon Footprint
0.38 kg CO₂/kg
FSI Carbon Score
96/100
Sources: Higg Materials Sustainability Index, Textile Exchange Preferred Fiber Report
Sustainability Breakdown
Microplastic risk
None
Care level
Delicate
Available certifications
Global Recycled Standard (GRS), Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), ICEA certification, EPD
Key properties
soft, luxurious, hypoallergenic, warm, breathable, durable, biodegradable, natural fiber, circular economy-aligned
Common uses
luxury knitwear, sweaters, cardigans, scarves, shawls, wraps, luxury fashion accessories, fine apparel, high-end blankets
Also known as
regenerated cashmere, reclaimed cashmere, re-engineered cashmere, circular cashmere, recycled wool-cashmere blends, Re.Verso cashmere, upcycled cashmere