Recycled Textiles Veneer by Rezign

Textile and bio-based veneers

The veneer is made of textile waste, such as old denim, army clothing, suits and white denim. But also from biobased fibres, such as flax, hemp, and jute coffee bags. The fibres are first shredded into small pieces and then carded into felt. The felt is eventually pressed with a biodegradable binder made of potato or corn starch into a hard veneer. This veneer lends itself perfectly to new high-end products.