Start with what’s already here.
The reality is clear. Plastic isn’t disappearing.
So we choose to work with what already exists.
We are living in a plastic age.
Plastic became part of modern life because it was efficient, light, and durable.
But durability cuts both ways.
Once produced, it doesn’t simply disappear.
Much of what has already been made is still here.
Recycling alone won’t undo the past.
But it can shape what happens next.
Waste is not the end of the story.
Plastic doesn’t disappear.
So we work with it.
Collected.
Cleaned.
Reimagined.
Not to make a statement.
But to make something that lasts.
The Journey
Every product begins long before it reaches you.
Here’s the path it takes.
01 - Collecting
Plastic is already out there.
Much of it is at risk of reaching rivers and oceans.
Together with trusted partners, we collect Ocean Bound Plastic - plastic that would otherwise continue its journey into the sea.
This is where responsibility begins.
02 - Recycling
Collected plastic is cleaned and transformed. Cut. Processed. Reimagined.
What once floated as waste becomes strong, durable material - ready for a second life.
This is where waste becomes value.
03 - Creating
Recycled material becomes durable fabric. Fabric becomes products designed for everyday life.
Built with intention.
Made to last.
This is where material becomes part of what you carry forward.
When it comes to plastic recycling, we overshare.
Because transparency builds trust.
Discover how circularity works - or learn more about the partners along the way.
Why responsibility doesn’t stop after purchase - and how we design for longer use.
Circularity at TBC
The people behind the process - from collection to production - and how we work together.
People & partners
Why responsibility doesn’t stop after purchase - and how we design for longer use.
Circularity at TBC
The people behind the process - from collection to production - and how we work together.
People & partners
“A wave is never one drop. It’s what happens when a collective decides to move forward.”