our partners

better things happen together

reCovers began with an idea, but bringing it to life has always involved other people. finding the right leftover fabric, working through a prototype or exploring a new way to share a product’s story takes different skills and perspectives.

from sourcing textiles and testing materials to printing and exploring digital product passports, our journey has been shaped by collaborators willing to share their knowledge, time and ideas.

different skills. a shared direction.

some collaborations help us turn existing materials into something useful. others help us test an idea, solve a practical problem or think differently about how a product is made and used.

here we introduce some of the companies, organisations and people who have helped reCovers along the way. their contributions are part of the story behind the covers, and we’re grateful for the openness and care they bring.

together, we’re working towards a simple idea: move from single-use to reuse, and keep valuable materials in circulation for longer.

Rekotex

Rekotex

Rekotex is a Sweden-based sourcing platform specializing in high-quality deadstock fabrics from established textile manufacturers.

Through their sourcing system, we gain access to carefully selected leftover fabrics that are unused and offer the performance and durability our products need. Their knowledge of fabric composition, availability and quality helps us refine our material criteria and make informed sourcing decisions.

Working with Rekotex supports our commitment to using existing materials and understanding where our fabrics come from.

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66 North

66 North

66°North was founded in Iceland in 1926 and has a long history of designing durable, high-performance outerwear for the harsh North Atlantic climate. Their focus on longevity, repair and responsible production aligns closely with our circular approach.

We use production offcuts from their technical outerwear manufacturing. Originally developed for demanding weather conditions, these fabrics offer durability and protection.

By giving these offcuts a new purpose, we turn valuable leftover materials into practical, reusable products.

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Wargön Innovation

Wargön Innovation

Wargön Innovation is a Swedish innovation hub supporting the transition towards a circular society, with a strong focus on textiles and resource-efficient systems.

Wargön Innovation helps us access textiles such as denim and rainwear that are not suitable for resale but still have useful material qualities. We select suitable parts and transform them into reusable covers.

Alongside material sourcing, Wargön Innovation supports us with technical insights, strategic guidance and connections across the circular textile sector.

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FOV fabrics

FOV fabrics

FOV Fabrics, based in Borås, Sweden since 1960, develops advanced woven textiles for outdoor and technical applications. Their vertically integrated production brings together the different stages of textile manufacturing.

We source high-quality deadstock from their technical fabric production, selecting materials with the durability and protective qualities suited to our covers.

This gives us access to technical fabrics already in existence, bringing their performance into products designed for repeated use.

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Fabricoeur

Fabricoeur

Fabricoeur, based in Borås, Sweden, is a textile wholesaler offering fabrics for interior, upholstery and outdoor applications.

Fabricoeur has provided us with selected deadstock and surplus fabrics from their assortment. These materials give us the opportunity to explore new applications for existing textiles and turn suitable fabrics into practical, reusable products.

We’re grateful for their support in helping us put valuable textile resources to use.

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Elas A/S

Elas A/S

Elas A/S, based in Herning, Denmark, has more than 65 years of experience in developing and producing elastic and non-elastic tapes for medical, industrial and fashion applications.

Elas has provided us with surplus elastics from their production, which we use in our reusable covers to create a flexible, secure fit.

Their support helps us extend our circular approach beyond fabrics to the smaller components that make our products work.

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Eklanda Screen

Eklanda Screen

Eklanda Screen AB, based in Billdal, Sweden, is a textile printing company with more than 30 years of experience in screen printing and customized branding solutions.

As one of our printing partners, Eklanda Screen helps us produce printed logo bands. With their technical knowledge and attention to finish, we can add distinctive branding to products designed to be used again and again.

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Erikshjälpen

Erikshjälpen

Through our collaboration with Erikshjälpen in Borås, we source existing textiles, including denim and outerwear, to transform into reusable products.

By working with materials that have already had a first life, we can make use of their remaining strength and functionality while exploring new possibilities for reuse.

Working with Erikshjälpen strengthens our local material sourcing network and helps us keep valuable textiles in use for longer.

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