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At Veganologie, quality and authenticity are our priority! We want to give you the comfort of knowing that your product has been carefully crafted using materials that have been chosen with diligence to meet the global environmental standards.

Each and every material used in our product and packaging is 100% recycled and has the certification. The GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certification is an international system that sets pre-requisites for third-party certification that consists of recycled content, social and environmental practices, and chemical restrictions. The aim of GRS is to define requirements, ensure accurate claims and good working conditions in our factories, and minimize all environmental and chemical impacts.

Let us help you become the modern day sustainable conscious consumer who doesn’t compromise on her fashion and style!

APPLE LEATHER
RECYCLED PU LEATHER
RECYCLED SUEDE
rPET
BAMBOO FIBER
WASTEA
RECYCLED NYLON
LINEN

They say that you should make lemonade when life gives you a lemon. We at Veganologie believe that when life gives us leftovers, we should create something unique. That's exactly what we're doing! Veganologie is proud to introduce Apple Skin to its collection! Apple leather, also known as Apple Skin, is made using left over pomace and peel from the fruit juice industry. When apples are juiced, there are solid leftovers, known as apple pomace. The pomace has a high cellulose content and is ideal for upcycling into new fabrics.

HOW IS APPLE LEATHER MADE?

Once the apple waste has been recovered, it is reduced into a powder. Once processed into a powder, it's combined with polyurethane and coated onto cotton and canvas. The apple leather used in our products is made using 50% apple waste mixed with 40% PU. This combination results in a durable yet soft fabric, which is perfect for our accessories.

Veganologie works hard to maintain sustainability at the core of each design. Using Apple Skin in our materials is an additional step to ensure we can give you high-quality products while maintaining sustainability transparency. To ensure that the Apple Skin is exactly what we're saying, the materials have been certified by the GRS, PeTA, USDA and ISO.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS APPLE SKIN?

One of the key aspects of using AppleSkin is that it's completely renewable and completely biodegradable. As a result, this reduces the level of CO2 impacting our planet significantly, along with lowering the impact of global warming. Apart from its positive impact on the planet, the durability and strength of the fabric increase the longevity of the product is used for.

Choosing these materials is choosing to be ecofriendly and giving us an opportunity to help you to be actively involved in the formation of a greener planet through your purchases with Veganologie.

While there are a growing number of vegan leathers available in the market, PU (polyurethane) leather continues to stay strong and has a good reputation for being the most sustainable too. While most vegan leathers are made from PVC, PU is less harmful for the environment as it’s less chemical heavy. Moreover, PU doesn’t contribute to the change of PH levels in soil. PU account for less than 2% waste seen in the oceans worldwide.

Our PU leather is high quality leather and is free of dimethyl formaldehyde (DMF), a substance that can be harmful to workers if absorbed by the skin.

Choosing these materials is choosing to be eco friendly and giving us an opportunity to help you to be actively involved in the formation of a greener planet through your purchases with Veganologie.

Our ecological soft faux suede is 100% recycled from plastic bottles. Using this velvety material provides a luxurious sensation and also hasn’t damaged the environment during the production of it. Production of recycled suede ensures minimal carbon emissions, reducing carbon footprint, significantly less water usage, excellent durability and easy to maintain. Recycled suede means reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions by 80% compared to the traditional process of producing suede. More importantly, we don’t want our customers to feel any compromises on the quality of their bag, as we believe a woman’s true essence is revealed when she dresses for herself.

Choosing these materials is choosing to be eco friendly and giving us an opportunity to help you to be actively involved in the formation of a greener planet through your purchases with Veganologie.

rPET is essentially recycled plastic. Plastic items are often used once and discarded into non-recycled rubbish, piling up on farms and lands. Following the recycle and upcycle process, rPET is a durable product that can be re-moulded and re-shaped into new products, just like we’ve done for our bags.Using rPET drastically reduces carbon footprint by removing the need to use energy to extract and create new raw plastic material. The process of sorting, washing, and flaking post-consumer PET to make new rPET requires drastically less energy (75% less) than creating raw plastic.

Choosing these materials is choosing to be eco friendly and giving us an opportunity to help you to be actively involved in the formation of a greener planet through your purchases with Veganologie.

Upcycling and renewing are the core values at Veganologie. Being the first brand in the GCC region to introduce Apple Skin leather products to our collection, we are introducing a new alternative fabric that continues to change the game in sustainability; Bamboo Fiber. Made from 80% bamboo fiber content and 20% bio-based biodegradable resin content, bamboo fiber is a fabric that natural degrades in the environment, leaving no additional waste on the planet.

HOW IS BAMBOO FIBER MADE?

The bamboo found in these fabrics are collected from waste in the mountains of Guilin, Guangxi and Ji’an, and Jiangxi in China.The process of producing Bamboo Fiber is quite long as it requires process of steaming bamboo slices, crushing and decomposing them into yarn and then combining it with bio-based biodegradable resin.


Veganologie works hard to maintain sustainability at the core of each design.Using Bamboo Fiber in our materials is an additional step to ensure we can give you high-quality products while maintaining sustainability transparency. To ensure that the Bamboo Fiber is exactly what we're saying, the material has been certified by over ten international organisations, including but not limited to USDA and ISO.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS BAMBOO FIBER?

One of the key aspects of using Bamboo Fiber is that it's completely renewable and biodegradable. As a result, this reduces the level of CO2 impacting our planet significantly, along with lowering the impact of global warming. Apart from its positive impact on the planet, the durability and strength of the fabric increase the longevity of the product.

Choosing these materials is choosing to be eco friendly and giving us an opportunity to help you to be actively involved in the formation of agreener planet through your purchases with Veganologie.

Upcycling and renewing are the core values at Veganologie. Being the first brand in the GCC region to introduce Apple Skin leather and Bamboo Fibre products to our collection, we are introducing a new alternative fabric that continues to change the game in sustainability; Wastea. Made from 50-90% bio-based content (tea leaves), Wastea is a fabric that decreases carbon emissions from 43.4kg (for genuine leather) to 2.1 kg with Wastea leather.

HOW IS WASTEA MADE?

Once leaves are picked for tea production, the dry waste from the tea-making process is collected. The dry waste is processed into fine powder and then the powder is mixed with BIO-PU to form a liquid coating. Finally, natural, recycled or bio-fabric is coated with liquid tea waste to create the final tea leather fabric.


Veganologie works hard to maintain sustainability at the core of each design.Using Wastea in our materials is an additional step to ensure we can give you high-quality products while maintaining sustainability transparency. To ensure that Wastea is exactly what we're saying, the material has been certified by many international organisations, including but not limited to ISO and PeTA.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS WASTEA?

The raw material for Wastea is 100% from waste collection and is collected at the last point of its chain value. Tea waste is a 100% natural product and of course, biodegradable. All tea leaves are locally sourced in Turkey, with Turkey being the fourth largest tea producer in the world. Yearly, over 220,000 tonnes of tea is produced in North-Eastern Region of Turkey. Made from 50-90% bio-based content (tea leaves), Wastea is a fabric that decreases carbon emissions from 43.4kg (for genuine leather) to 2.1 kg with Wastea leather.

Using recycled nylon offers a range of environmental and practical benefits that make it a sustainable alternative to virgin nylon. By repurposing materials such as discarded fishing nets, fabric scraps, and industrial plastics, recycled nylon helps reduce waste and pollution, keeping non-biodegradable materials out of oceans and landfills. Its production also requires significantly less energy -up to 80% less - thereby lowering greenhouse gas emissions and conserving valuable natural resources. Despite being made from waste, recycled nylon maintains the same strength, durability, and versatility as traditional nylon, making it ideal for clothing, carpets, and outdoor gear. Moreover, its use supports a circular economy, where materials are continually reused rather than discarded, and contributes to the protection of marine life by transforming harmful ocean plastics into valuable, long-lasting products.

HOW IS RECYCLED NYLON MADE?

The diagram illustrates the process of nylon production, beginning with the collection of raw polymer materials, which are melted under heat to form a viscous liquid. This molten polymer is then extruded through fine holes known as spinnerets to create thin strands or filaments. These newly formed filaments are cooled and solidified, often by passing them through a cooling chamber or water bath, transforming the liquid polymer into solid threads. Once solidified, the fibers are stretched to align the molecular structure, enhancing their strength and elasticity, and are finally wound onto spools or rolled into sheets for further processing. Overall, the diagram depicts the transformation of synthetic raw materials into durable nylon fibers through a series of heating, extrusion, cooling, and stretching stages.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS RECYCLED NYLON?

Recycled nylon is considered a highly sustainable material, though its true impact depends on how it’s sourced and processed. Compared to virgin nylon -which is derived from petroleum and emits significant greenhouse gases - recycled nylon dramatically reduces the environmental footprint by minimizing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering CO₂ emissions. It also helps divert waste from oceans and landfills, particularly when made from recovered fishing nets and industrial scraps. In the fashion industry, recycled nylon is especially valuable because it combines sustainability with performance - it offers the same softness, stretch, and durability as conventional nylon, making it perfect for activewear, swimwear, and outerwear, just how we have incorporated it into our Echo Everyday Belt Bag Brands adopting recycled nylon not only reduce their environmental impact but also demonstrate a commitment to circular design and responsible production, meeting growing consumer demand for eco-conscious fashion without compromising on quality or style.

Linen is one of the most beloved fabrics in fashion for both its timeless elegance and remarkable sustainability. Derived from the flax plant, it is naturally eco-friendly, requiring minimal water, fertilizers, and pesticides to grow, while producing virtually no waste since every part of the plant can be used. Its breathable, moisture-wicking properties make it ideal for all seasons—keeping the wearer cool in summer and comfortably warm in cooler weather. Beyond comfort, linen is also naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic, making it perfect for sensitive skin. Its fibers are incredibly strong, allowing linen garments to last for years while becoming softer and more comfortable with each wash. Fully biodegradable at the end of its life, linen supports a circular, waste-free fashion system. With its understated texture, graceful drape, and enduring charm, linen offers a perfect blend of style, durability, and environmental responsibility - qualities that make it a standout choice in sustainable fashion.

HOW IS LINEN MADE?

This diagram illustrates the process of producing linen fabric from flax plants. The process begins when flax plants are harvested approximately 100 days after sowing, once they reach full maturity. The harvested stalks undergo a process called retting, where natural binders in the straw are broken down, allowing the individual fibers to separate. After retting, the fibers are dried and then combed into fine strands to remove impurities and prepare them for spinning. These refined fibers are then spun into yarn and wound onto bobbins, where they are left to dry thoroughly. Finally, the dried yarn is woven into natural linen fabric, creating a durable, breathable, and eco-friendly textile. The process highlights the craftsmanship and sustainability behind linen production, as it relies primarily on natural materials and minimal chemical intervention, resulting in a fabric known for its strength, comfort, and timeless appeal.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS LINEN?

Linen is widely regarded as one of the most sustainable fabrics in the fashion industry due to its natural origins and low environmental impact. Made from the flax plant, it requires significantly less water and fewer pesticides than cotton, and almost every part of the plant can be used, resulting in minimal waste. Linen production also relies on mechanical processes like retting and combing rather than heavy chemical treatments, making it a cleaner and more eco-friendly option. The fabric itself is biodegradable, durable, and long-lasting, meaning garments made from linen have an extended life cycle, reducing the need for frequent replacement. In the fashion industry, linen is particularly valued for its breathability, strength, and timeless aesthetic, making it ideal for both casual and luxury apparel. Its natural texture and ability to become softer with each wash give it enduring appeal, while its sustainability credentials align perfectly with the growing demand for responsible and conscious fashion choices.

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