Thanks to innovation and research, Tisses is able to offer new and original fabrics that respect the environment and consumer welfare. That’s why Tisses is committed to creating eco-friendly products, carefully selecting primary materials, production processes and certified finishing phases throughout the supply chain.
Tisses uses natural dyes extracted from herbs and flowers
and
sourced from dye work factories that obtain their materials
from dedicated crops,
naturally harvested in forest environments,
and originating from agricultural production waste.
Not only does Tessis contribute to safeguarding
biodiversity
and plant heritage,
it also makes use of the ancient dyes
that
once allowed for the development
of Italy’s world-famous artistic heritage.
We promote Italian exports
from the very start of the technical production chain:
modern technology inspired by tradition.
Tisses uses natural dyes extracted from herbs and flowers
and
sourced from dye work factories that obtain their materials
from dedicated crops,
naturally harvested in forest environments,
and originating from agricultural production waste.
Not only does Tessis contribute to safeguarding
biodiversity
and plant heritage,
it also makes use of the ancient dyes
that
once allowed for the development
of Italy’s world-famous artistic heritage.
We promote Italian exports
from the very start of the technical production chain:
modern technology inspired by tradition.
Responsibility towards future generations also includes preserving natural balances by using materials and processes that enable the self-regeneration of resources for ecological and healthy products. In addition to classic natural fibres such as BIO COTTON, Tisses offers fabrics in HEMP and fabrics in LENPUR, a 100% cellulose yarn obtained exclusively from cultivated or pruned silver fir, which ensures unique tactile properties comparable to those of cashmere.
Responsibility towards future generations also includes preserving natural balances by using materials and processes that enable the self-regeneration of resources for ecological and healthy products. In addition to classic natural fibres such as BIO COTTON, Tisses offers fabrics in HEMP and fabrics in LENPUR, a 100% cellulose yarn obtained exclusively from cultivated or pruned silver fir, which ensures unique tactile properties comparable to those of cashmere.
PETTEX is an exclusive certified recycled polyester fabric made with Newlife™ yarn derived entirely from plastic bottles collected and processed mechanically, rather than chemically, in Italy. A means of transforming potential environment pollutants into primary materials, with production processes that are far more sustainable in terms of energy consumption and CO2 emissions than virgin polyester
PETTEX is an exclusive certified recycled polyester fabric made with Newlife™ yarn derived entirely from plastic bottles collected and processed mechanically, rather than chemically, in Italy. A means of transforming potential environment pollutants into primary materials, with production processes that are far more sustainable in terms of energy consumption and CO2 emissions than virgin polyester
Tisses is committed to reducing the number of fluorocarbons in the environment by slowing down the environmental impact of certain processes and guaranteeing that products are safe for consumers. That’s why we offer waterproof fabrics without the use of PFCs and don’t use any fluoride in our chemical product components.
Tisses is committed to reducing the number of fluorocarbons in the environment by slowing down the environmental impact of certain processes and guaranteeing that products are safe for consumers. That’s why we offer waterproof fabrics without the use of PFCs and don’t use any fluoride in our chemical product components.
Tisses offers GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified fabrics,
one the most important standards for sustainable textile production,
made with natural fibres produced and certified as being organically farming.
Tisses offers GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified fabrics,
one the most important standards for sustainable textile production,
made with natural fibres produced and certified as being organically farming.
