



Calendering waste from the chips packaging industry — the same plastic that ends up in landfills — is collected, sorted and hand-spun into yarn in Bagru. That yarn is then woven by hand across a powder-coated wrought iron cross-base frame into a clean geometric pattern. It arrives flat-packed and assembles in minutes.
Calendering waste from chips packaging, sorted by colour and hand-spun into yarn. Weather-resistant, UV-stable, and entirely repurposed.
Why Re-thread
Calendering waste — the plastic film offcuts from chips packaging production — has no commercial value and no recycling stream. It goes to landfill. We collect it, sort it by colour, and hand-spin it into a durable, UV-stable yarn at our facility in Bagru.
That yarn is woven by hand across a powder-coated cross-base iron frame into a clean geometric pattern. The same fibre that would have taken centuries to break down now holds its shape for years outdoors — and arrives flat-packed, ready to assemble in minutes.

Calendering offcuts from chips packaging — plastic destined for landfill — are collected and sorted by colour in Bagru.
The sorted plastic is hand-spun into a strong, UV-stable yarn at our own facility. Around 3 kg goes into every chair.
Artisans weave the yarn by hand across a powder-coated cross-base iron frame in a clean geometric pattern.