B.I.G. Yarns unveils sustainable yarns at Clerkenwell Design Week

B.I.G. Yarns is showcasing its commitment to sustainable design at Clerkenwell Design Week. Their focus: sustainable yarns that merge color, design, and eco-friendly materials for future spaces.

This aligns perfectly with Clerkenwell's reputation as a design hub. B.I.G. Yarns aims to help architects and designers create beautiful, colorful, and sustainable spaces with their "future yarns." These include yarns made from recycled materials and renewable sources.

B.I.G. Yarns positions itself as a one-stop shop for sustainable yarn solutions, offering options like Solution Dyed BCF PA6 nylon and the Eqo range.

Glenn Hyzak, Global Sales Director Yarns, emphasized their commitment to reducing climate impact and aiding carpet manufacturers in achieving sustainability targets. He stressed that this endeavor doesn't entail sacrificing color freedom, as designers are still able to select any color option with a lower environmental impact.

At Clerkenwell, B.I.G. Yarns will showcase their Sustainable Yarns platform, a guide for designers seeking eco-friendly yarns. They'll also display their Color Studio, featuring a range of sustainable color options.

Belinda Ottevaere, B.I.G. Yarns Key Account Manager, highlighted the significance of design, color, and sustainability in crafting spaces tailored to people's needs. She mentioned the Catch the Color program, which enables designers to craft custom color combinations using sustainable solution-dyed nylon.