Aimed to enhance circularity at each step of production, we are working with organic and recycled materials as well as leftovers of textile production. The studio’s focus on upcycling involves various reclamation and reuse methods, aiming to increase the value of products through design thinking. At the end of a uniform’s life cycle, we offer repair services, meticulous recycling, or upcycling of materials, transforming them into new uniform products.
FORMCODE is developing an R&D project called the Circular Uniform.The project is focused on creating capsule collections of uniforms for various industries in collaboration with London-based factories, utilizing fabric remnants and produced in local facilities. This approach effectively reduces waste and contributes to a closed-loop system, a crucial element in our sustainability matrix.
In collaboration with Yova Yager, a socially responsible hospitality designer, we’ve launched a circular uniform capsule collection tailored for the hospitality sector. Each piece is made exclusively from our production textile remnants. The collection features two distinct lines: ‘Black & Truffle’ for a modern, contemporary dining experience, and ‘Daily Denim’ for relaxed, casual settings.
Collections created entirely from remnants and leftovers of textile and garment production. This “Urban” collection draws inspiration from architecture, street art, and urban landscapes, providing a unique and contemporary look for those who value sustainability and city living. These versatile items can serve as merch, welcome kits for new employees, or gifts.
