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#CycSatellites

A process for upcycling the excess inventories in the fashion industry

June 2021
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Gallery #CycSatellites 1
01.

Identification

#CycSatellites is a human-centred fashion upcycling project designed to address the overproduction, excess inventory and environmental pollution problems in the fashion industry.

By placing human skills and reskilling as its priorities, #CycSatellites redesigns and upcycles the excess fashion stock and turn it into marketable apparels in completely new fashion lines. It will create additional cash flows and values to the apparel companies with little cost while ensuring the negative environmental impact is reduced to the minimum. #CycSatellites intends to build a global network of satellite cities with experienced designers and craftsmen to get engaged in sustainability solutions that will reshape the global supply chains in the fashion industry of the future.

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Label Date June 2, 2021
From China (Mainland)
Maturity stage Small scale commercialization
Looking For Network, New clients, Visibility, Funding, Partners, Credibility
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The environmental benefits

  • By upcyling 1 ton of T-shirt inventory can save 12,000,000 gallon of water and reduce 90% of CO2 emission
  • The capacity of up cycling design can be 8,000 pieces per month
  • 97% of reduction of CO2 emission
  • 100% water reduction on new product process
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The Financial benefits

  • The solution generates 40-80% additional financial liquidity for clients who hold excess inventories
  • At least 50% cheaper than producing new garments
  • Less than half year payback time
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Activity Region

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  • Headquarters
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Company Profile

LittleDesignSolution

We provide solution to help fashion business redesign inventories into new products to free up cash flows and reduce the consumption from making and remaking.

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Headquarters China, Shanghai Shi, Changning Qu, 华山路1639
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