SEQUEL GLITTER FABRICS

An angled close-up of a square material swatch heavily textured with silver, grey, and black glitter flakes. The surface has a sparkling, multi-dimensional finish, and the sample is laid flat on a clean white background with soft shadows.

Biodegradable glitter fabric composed of 30% cotton 25% water-based adhesive and 45% cellulosic glitter.

RESOURCES
Sequel Glitter Fabrics was the first Glitter fabrics manufacturer to be awarded GRS certification for using recycled plastics in their production over virgin PVC.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
By collecting post consumer plastics such as water bottles from the sea, Sequel Glitter Fabrics was able to replace their standard production with more sustainable methods. This fabric has passed ASTM D6400, TUV OK Compost Home, EN 13432, and TUV OK Biodegradable Water. These certifications confirm the fabric’s ability to biodegrade under both industrial and home composting conditions, aligning with European and American industry standards.

creator: Sequel Glitter Fabrics LTD
date: unknown
key sustainability feature: Resources, Environmental Impact
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A square-format photograph of a glitter material sample. The swatch is composed of densely packed silver, grey, and black metallic glitter pieces that provide a rough, reflective texture. The sample is centered on a clean white background.
A close-up, top-down view of a square material sample with a dense, sparkling texture. The surface is composed of high-contrast silver, grey, and black metallic flakes. The swatch is positioned on a stark white background, emphasizing its granular, reflective quality and clean-cut edges.
A centered, top-down photo of a square material swatch featuring a multi-tonal silver and black glitter finish. The small metallic flakes create a rough, shimmering texture against a flat white background. Direct lighting highlights the reflective silver pieces, giving the dark grey surface a high-contrast, sparkling effect.
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