JXD's Commitment to Sustainability

Renewable fabrics are made from sustainable resources or recycled materials, reducing the environmental burden. Common renewable fabrics include:

Organic Cotton: Organic cotton is made from cotton grown without harmful pesticides and fertilizers. 

Recycled Polyester: Recycled polyester is made by recycling discarded plastic bottles and old polyester fibers. 

Bamboo Fiber: Bamboo fiber is extracted from bamboo, a fast-growing plant that requires no pesticides or fertilizers. 

Eco-friendly cotton includes not only organic cotton but also cotton grown and processed using environmentally friendly methods. These methods include:

Water-saving Cultivation: Use drip irrigation and other efficient water-use technologies to minimize water waste and conserve precious water resources.

Non-toxic Dyeing: Use natural or non-toxic dyes to reduce pollution of water sources and soil, providing safer products for consumers.

In the apparel industry, tapes are often used for packaging and shipping. Eco-friendly tapes are made from biodegradable or recyclable materials. Examples include:

Paper Tape: JXD uses recyclable paper tapes coated with natural rubber adhesive, as part of our commitment to eco-friendly packaging.

PLA Tape: JXD adopts tapes made from polylactic acid (PLA), a bioplastic derived from corn starch, which can biodegrade under industrial composting conditions.

Clothing tags are typically made from paper or plastic, while eco-friendly tags use sustainable materials such as:

Recycled Paper: JXD uses tags made from recycled paper, reducing the demand for new wood and promoting paper recycling.

Plant-based Plastics: JXD's eco-friendly tags are made from plant extracts and can biodegrade under appropriate conditions, reducing plastic pollution.

Traditional dyeing processes require large amounts of water, while waterless dyeing technologies significantly reduce water usage. Common waterless dyeing technologies include:

CO2 Dyeing: JXD uses liquid carbon dioxide as a dye carrier, which almost eliminates water use during the dyeing process and allows the dye to be reused, reducing resource waste.

Digital Printing: By using digital technology to directly spray dye onto fabrics, JXD not only improves dyeing precision but also significantly reduces water consumption.