ECO MATERIALS

At HOLLON, we are currently working with over 50 recognized eco-friendly materials, with a strong focus on recycled polyester (RPET), recycled ABS, and recycled paper.

Our commitment to sustainability drives us to continuously explore and integrate recyclable and renewable materials into our product development. We place equal emphasis on innovative design, functionality, and environmental responsibility.

Looking forward, we aim to expand the application of these materials across a broader range of products — enhancing reusability, multi-functionality, and overall sustainability to meet the evolving needs of eco-conscious consumers.

Plastics & Polymers

RPET (Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate)

RABS (Recycled Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

RPP (Recycled Polypropylene)

RPS (Recycled Polystyrene)

RPE (Recycled Polyethylene)

RAS (Recycled Acrylic Styrene)

Textiles & Fabrics

Recycled Oxford Fabric

Recycled Flocking Fabric

Recycled Felt

Recycled Cotton

Recycled Wool

Other Recycled Materials

Recycled Polyurethane

Recycled Leather

Recycled Paper

Recycled Milk Carton Paperboard

Recycled Aluminum

Recycled Stainless Steel

We are committed to continually expanding our use of recycled and renewable materials, pushing the boundaries of innovation while supporting a more sustainable and responsible future.

Overview
Recycled paper is an eco-friendly material produced from post-consumer waste such as newspapers, magazines, and office paper. It is manufactured through processes including de-inking, pulping, and remanufacturing, which reduce the demand for virgin wood pulp and help conserve natural resources.

Environmental Certifications
Recycled paper can be certified under several environmental standards. The FSC® Recycled certification ensures that the paper is sourced from responsibly managed post-consumer materials. Additionally, the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) may apply to verify recycled content, social and environmental practices, and chemical restrictions throughout the supply chain.

These certifications reinforce the environmental sustainability and responsible sourcing of recycled paper products—making them a smart choice for eco-conscious businesses and consumers.

Plastics, Reimagined for a Sustainable Future

RPET — Recycled Polyester
RPET is an environmentally friendly material made from recycled PET products, such as used plastic bottles and containers. By reclaiming post-consumer PET waste and converting it into usable raw material, RPET significantly reduces plastic pollution and the need for virgin plastic.

RPET is commonly certified under international sustainability standards, including the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and the Recycled Claim Standard (RCS), which verify its recycled content and responsible production practices.

RABS — Recycled ABS
RABS focuses on repurposing post-consumer waste, including discarded plastic products and packaging, into new material. This helps reduce reliance on virgin plastics and supports the circular economy.

Like RPET, RABS can be certified under GRS and RCS, providing assurance of its recycled content, traceability, and reduced environmental impact.

At HOLLON, integrating RPET and RABS into our products reflects our ongoing commitment to reducing plastic waste and advancing sustainable materials innovation.

Reducing the Environmental Impact of Plastics

Recycled wheat straw is an eco-friendly material derived from the agricultural byproduct of wheat harvests. Instead of treating wheat straw as waste, we repurpose it—transforming this natural residue into a valuable resource that helps minimize waste and reduce environmental impact.

This sustainable material is not only durable but also retains its natural texture and earthy tone, making it a preferred choice for environmentally conscious design and manufacturing.

By incorporating recycled wheat straw into our products, HOLLON reduces the consumption of plastic and petroleum-based materials—demonstrating our firm commitment to sustainability and contributing to a greener, brighter future.