We have developed a high quality SGS-certified sustainable fabric that requires 100% less toxic chemicals, 75% less energy, and 58% less water to produce over traditional garment dyed fabrics with substantial time and cost savings.
Textile dyeing pollution is more than simply dye and water. The industry uses up to 1.2 kilos of chemicals per kilo of fabric, only 50 grams of it being dye. Approximately 70 highly toxic chemicals are routinely used in textile processing, and around 30 are irretrievable.
Up to 200,000 tons of dye are lost to effluents every year due to the inefficiency of industrial dyeing. At NuDye we are eliminating such waste.
It is estimated that 20% of our world’s water pollution is caused by processes to treat textiles. One of these highly polluting processes is colorization or dyeing. Dyeing textiles produces up to 200 tons of polluted wastewater for coloring one ton of textiles. This wastewater is highly polluted because it contains chemical dyes, salts, detergents, heavy metals, and peroxides. These chemicals are for example required to ensure that the textile can better absorb the dye.
Based on our SGS team specialists’ analysis and comparative review of the traditional garment dye process versus the NuDye process, SGS can confirm that NuDye offers a significantly reduced consumption of electric power, water, harmful chemicals, and operation time.
SGS thereby strongly believes the NuDye process, reduces sewage and sludge production and achieves a great saving in natural resources generating a great contribution to environment protection and sustainability.
Sustainability is at the very core of what we do and we believe that for a technology to be truly impactful, it needs to be sustainable environmentally, financially and socially. As such, not only is our dyeing process eco-friendly and cost-competitive to conventional methods, but our model is designed to cause the minimum amount of social disruption to ensure we are not displacing people whose livelihoods depend on this industry.
For thousands of years, we used natural pigments; but in the industrial age, natural dyes were quickly out-competed by synthetic dyes in cost, scalability, and performance. At NuDye, we are circling back to nature and once again finding inspiration in its diverse palette. This time, however, we can do so without ever harming the environment, compromising on quality, or relying on supply chain availability.
