November 22, 2021
The goal? To support a future with less waste, better resource conservation, and to create functional products like bags, backpacks, apparel, and dopp kits that are designed to withstand a lifetime of use.
May 3, 2021
In an effort to make its shoe line more eco-conscious than ever, Reformation relaunches its shoes with new environmentally friendly materials and a partnership with Looptworks on a new takeback program.
February 2, 2020
In collaboration with Delta Air Lines, Looptworks transformed over a decade's worth of retired uniforms into a unique collection of bags and travel accessories, exemplifying their commitment to large-scale upcycling and environmental stewardship. This initiative successfully diverted 350,000 pounds of textiles from landfills, showcasing the potential of creative reuse in reducing waste and promoting sustainability.
June 2, 2019
Players get traded or move on. What do you do with stacks of obsolete game jerseys and fan replica jerseys?
March 16, 2016
Claire Coffee partnered with Looptworks to design her perfect backpack. Named after Claire's son, The Calvin is now available at Looptworks.com. Proceeds benefit Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest to inspire all girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold.
November 1, 2015
"We love recycled products, especially when they’ve got a story as clever and a look as cool as these bags from Portland, Oregon-based Looptworks."
July 30, 2015
Southwest Airlines' Inflight Luv bag Collection exemplifies a commitment to textile circularity. With a goal to reduce fuel consumption, the airline sought to replace their heavy leather seats with a lighter alternative. However, they also aimed to extend the lifecycle of the original materials. Leveraging the iconic blue and tan leather from the seats, we crafted a collection of travel bags, drawing inspiration directly from the seat design. This initiative embodies the principles of textile circularity by repurposing materials and minimizing waste in airline operations.
July 14, 2015
As per the Council for Textile Recycling, each year the average US citizen discards approximately 70 lbs. of clothing and related textiles. The U.S. EPA approximates that textile waste accounts for nearly 5% of total landfill usage. This discarded material, termed as post-consumer excess, is a significant concern. However, it pales in comparison to the quantity of new, pre-consumer materials disposed of annually, commonly known as "deadstock."
May 25, 2015
Looptworks groundbreaking partnership with Southwest Airlines: How to Make a Duffel Bag with Airline Seat Covers.
