STATIC RE:WOOL WRIST WARMER

The RE:WOOL series is a group of recycled items made from reclaimed cutting scraps from STATIC's 100% wool product "RAW series."

Instead of discarding the cutting scraps that would normally be discarded, we use a de-piller (a machine with a roller with a spike) to turn the fabric pieces into fibers and cotton. However, if we only use the cotton, the fibers are shorter and of lower quality than virgin wool fibers.

To increase the strength of the yarn, virgin wool (treated with non-chlorine resin to prevent shrinkage) is mixed in and twisted into yarn again. This allows us to spin new yarns that are a mix of recycled and virgin fibers, and then turn them into products.

The manufacturing process for this product is different from that of regular products, as follows:

・Management of cut pieces by changing the usual routine (disposal) in sewing factories ・Time-consuming factory work of sorting cut pieces and removing waste ・Shrink-proofing virgin yarn ・Yarn spinning from recycled and virgin fibers ・Whole garment manufacturing

Although there are difficulties inherent in recycling, it is a technique that has been cultivated in Bishu for a long time, and we cannot afford not to utilize it.

Furthermore, by knitting this yarn into knitted products rather than weaving it, we are able to reduce waste by not producing any new cutting material.

This is a RE:WOOL product that STATIC is committed to as part of their initiative to create "apparel that is not thrown away."

A simple wrist warmer that allows you to expose all five fingers. It is a free size but has good stretch so it can be worn by both men and women.