Hoodies +600GSM

UK & Portugal Craftsmanship | Low MOQ | Heavy Blend

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Bottomwear 480GSM+

Portugal Craftsmanship | No MOQ | Heavy Blend

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  • 1200GSM GREEN

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    1200GSM BLACK

Sweatshirts 480 GSM+

Portugal Craftsmanship | No MOQ | Heavy Blend

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Oversized T-Shirts 250GSM+

UK & Portugal Craftsmanship | Low MOQ | Heavy & Light Blend

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WHAT WE OFFER

Experience Unmatched Comfort with Hoodies that exceed over 500gsm

Premium Quality 500gsm to 650gsm Hoodies: The Perfect Blend of Warmth and Durability

With Fiftyone you have NO MOQ, our 650gsm hoodies are designed for those who appreciate both warmth and quality. Made from a heavyweight fabric, these hoodies offer exceptional insulation, making it perfect for cooler days and outdoor adventures. The gsm fabric construction ensures that you stay cozy without sacrificing style, so you can look and feel great, no matter the occasion.

These hoodies are not just about warmth; it’s also built to last. Crafted from premium materials, the 650gsm hoodie maintains its shape and softness wash after wash. Whether you’re layering up for a winter outing or lounging at home, these hoodies are a versatile staple that complements any wardrobe.

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  • ELEVATING THE GAME

    Creating sustainable, eco-friendly clothing is just one part of our mission to making a positive impact.

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Eco-friendly products have gained importance because they provide Consumer safety, Resource saving and Environmental protection during the life cycle from raw material to product disposal.

Consumers are gaining awareness and NGOs/ Government legislation are pressuring the Textile and Fashion Industries to become more sustainable. Textile and Fashion are the 2nd largest polluting industries after oil and gas.

It produces 21 Billion Tons of garbage and emits 10% of global carbon emissions. We are killing our resources and if we don’t stop, we will be short of resources and our future generations will suffer the consequences.

To combat this, affordable solutions are required with sustainable technologies and FIFTYONE is providing them.

Use of natural fibres, Across all our suppliers, research and communication has been done to ensure that the use of chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, or even machine harvesting at any stage in the manufacturing from packaging and labeling is not being implemented. GOTS Upholds strict ethical and ecological criteria for fibers, which must be produced 100% biologically from seed to shelf.

Ensuring that the fabrics and devices used to process the garments do not contain any harmful chemicals like heavy metals colorants, preservatives, and formaldehyde. This keeps everything at a skin-friendly pH.

Textile Recycling

What is Textile Recycling on Fashion?

What is textile recycling used for?

Textile recycling is the process by which old clothing and other textiles are recovered for reuse or material recovery. The importance of recycling textiles is increasingly being recognized. An estimated 100 billion garments are produced annually, worldwide.

The recycling rate for textiles derived from clothing and footwear was 13.0%, while the recovery for sheets and pillowcases was 15.8% for the same year.

As such, textile recycling is a significant challenge to be addressed as we strive to move closer to a zero landfill society.

This is an important step in order to achieve a sustainable environment.

Benefits of Textile Recycling

Textile recycling offers various environmental benefits, such as decrease of landfill space requirements, bearing in mind that synthetic fiber products do not decompose and that natural fibers may release greenhouse gasses; Avoided use of virgin fibers; reduced consumption of energy and water; pollution avoidance and lessened demand for dyes.

In the European Union, about 50% of collected textiles are recycled and about 50% are reused. Approximately 35% of donated clothes are turned into industrial rags.
Most of the reused clothing is exported to other countries, like Africa. 

All clothing has a second life that can be useful. Garments that have been collected are sorted into categories such as “natural,” “synthetic,” and “blended”.

The factory processes unwearable textiles into rags. Wiping and flocking industries collect rags for use in their products. Other materials will be sent to be re-fibered and stuffed with other materials.