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Across many categories, consumers have shifted away from traditional ownership to newer ways in which to access products. MAYYA SALIBA developed a new strategy and designed circular products meant to be durable in reuse.
In laboratory, they assessed the life-expectancy and the performance of two innovative circular textiles by simulating a rental environment, using various scenarios, and through repetitive mechanical ISO tests. In parallel, with the help of Lena Fashion L
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