The Art of Recycling – Part 2

Regenerated materials shaping the future of garment accessories

This is not just “recycling” – it’s reborn with a distinct identity.

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1. MAPKA Reborn – Paper-Plastic Composite

• A blend of recycled plastic and surplus paper pulp from the printing industry.

• Off-white color, smooth surface that gives a natural feel.

• Used to make: Hooks, Hangers, Plastic Clips, Buttons, Butterfly Keepers, and Collar Bands.

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2. Green PE – Bio-based Plastic from Sugarcane

• Not recycled, but 100% bio-based – extracted from sugarcane.

• Looks like standard PE plastic with a milky white color.

• Environmentally friendly from the very beginning.

• Commonly used in: Hooks, Buttons

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3. Recycled Nylon – Regenerated from Airbag Waste

• Origin: Recycled from automotive airbags – one of the strongest industrial nylons.

• After processing, the nylon retains its strength, flexibility, and durability – but becomes lighter and more eco-friendly.

• Applications: Cord Locks, Buttons, Tag Pins

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Van Nang Banok constantly seeks to bring recycled materials into real-life applications – but in a way that’s both creative and refined. When heavy industrial waste is reborn as light, durable materials – that’s the true art of recycling.

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