Collection: Cork
Cork is a versatile and sustainable material that is derived from the regenerative bark of the cork oak tree from the Mediterranean region. It is a natural and renewable resource that has a wide range of uses, including as a substitute for plastic, wood, and leather.
Cork is a natural bark, harvested in Portugal from the regenerative bark of cork oak trees allowing them to live up to 200 years or more, which stripped of their bark absorb and store larger amounts of CO2 and release more O2, which means a healthier planet. Cork forests help support biodiversity among forests habitats and provides a source of income for over 130,000 people. Cork is a natural material, and as such is fully compostable.
As a material, cork is known for its durability and versatility. It is used in a wide range of products, including flooring, insulation, and wine stoppers. Cork is also a popular material for the production of bags, shoes, and other fashion items, as it is soft, lightweight, and durable, and does not require the use of chemicals or other harmful processes. It is a natural and biodegradable material that does not contribute to pollution and waste.
