Anyone can make a polo shirt. What matters is how we make it.


We turn OceanWaste, AutoWaste and Tencel into high-quality team garments, made on demand in Portugal.
Yarn to garment within 70 km. No warehouse. No overproduction.
Verified through LCA by ClimateHero and recognized by Naturvårdsverket as part of the Snöboll initiative and the project Sustainable Textiles and Footwear – Learning Examples.
Alt text (SEO-optimized): Woman wearing a white Reparell polo shirt made from recycled OceanWaste, AutoWaste, and Tencel, standing by the ocean representing sustainable, LCA-verified textile production in Portugal.
ClimateHero LCA comparison chart showing Reparell polo shirt versus conventional polo shirt, highlighting lower CO₂ emissions and environmental impact across production, delivery, and end-of-life stages.
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The concept behind every garment

We don’t just make clothes.
We build production logic.

Every fabric we use starts with one of three European yarns — OceanWaste, AutoWaste or Tencel.
Each has a defined origin, traceable path and measurable impact.

From yarn to garment, every step happens within 70 km in Portugal, powered mostly by solar energy.
That’s how we cut emissions, transport and waste without cutting quality.

No collections. No warehouses.
Just intelligent production on demand, verified through LCA by ClimateHero and recognised by Naturvårdsverket’s Snöboll initiative.
Recycled OceanWaste and AutoWaste yarn produced from ocean plastic and end-of-life tyres in Europe.

From waste to value — recycled OceanWaste and AutoWaste transformed into premium yarns.
Seamstresses in Portugal producing garments within 70 km from yarn to finished product using solar energy.

Local production in Portugal. Yarn to garment within 70 km, powered mostly by solar energy.

Customer References

We don’t show logos to impress.
We show projects that prove our logic works.

Each collaboration demonstrates how recycled materials, short transport routes and on-demand production create measurable impact — without compromising quality or design.
Tote bag produced for WirelessCar using OceanWaste recycled PET in Portugal.
WirelessCar – Turning waste into value

Tote bags made from OceanWaste recycled PET.
Produced on demand in Portugal, showing how waste becomes function and design.
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Sustainable corporate apparel produced for Sensormatic’s EuroCIS event from OceanWaste
Sensormatic – Global brand, local production

Corporate apparel for EuroCIS 2025 made from OceanWaste and AutoWaste yarns.
A global collaboration proving how local, circular production scales internationally.
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Sustainable merch and apparel designed for Picadeli, produced on demand in Portugal.

Picadeli – Sustainability meets design

A limited merch collection made from recycled materials within our 70 km production chain.
Proof that sustainability and design belong together.
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How We Make

We don’t chase trends.
We build production systems that make sense.

Every Reparell garment is made from one of three European yarns — OceanWaste, AutoWaste or Tencel — transformed into fabric and finished garments within 70 km in Portugal.
No warehouses. No overproduction. Just intelligent, measured production.

Material sourcing

We start with European raw materials.
#OceanWaste (recycled PET from Spain), #AutoWaste (recycled tyres to polyamide in Italy) and #Tencel (wood pulp from Austria).
Lemar knitting machine producing recycled fabric within 70 km of the garment maker.

Yarn to fabric

Knitted and and dyed in Porto, Portugal by trusted partners like LEMAR.
Every transport step stays within 70 km from yarn to garment.
Seamstresses at Origine factory in Porto producing garments using solar energy.

On-demand production


Made by experienced seamstresses in Porto, where 80% of the energy comes from solar power.
We stock fabrics, not garments. Minimum order 50 pieces.
LCA measurement and sustainability data verified by ClimateHero for Reparell production.

Measured results

Each production is verified with LCA by ClimateHero .
Our process proves that environmental data and industrial efficiency can go hand in hand.
Illustration from Naturvårdsverket’s project Sustainable Textiles and Footwear – Learning Examples, showing a circular economy loop from raw materials and design to long use, sustainable consumption, and waste management, symbolizing Sweden’s transition toward circular textile production.

Selected by Naturvårdsverket’s Snöboll initiative and featured in the national project Sustainable Textiles and Footwear – Learning Examples.

Part of a Swedish network showcasing companies that turn waste into value through measurable, data-driven circular production models.

Sustainability & LCA

We don’t measure sustainability in slogans.
We measure it in data.
At Reparell AB, every production run is verified through a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) powered by ClimateHero.
This gives us a clear view of our real impact — from material sourcing to transport and energy use — so we can improve what matters most.

Measured impact. Verified improvement.

We use LCA data not as a marketing tool, but as a development tool.
Each product line is evaluated by our partners at ClimateHero, giving us transparent metrics on CO₂, energy and water use.

Our results are shared directly with customers, helping them report real impact in their own sustainability reports — not just claims.

LCA results guide everything we do, from fiber selection to logistics.
When we know the numbers, we know where to improve.

“We use LCA not to prove how green we are, but to learn how to get better.”

Emil Pettersen ,

founder , Reparell Ab

The Three Yarns

Every Reparell garment starts with one of three yarns.
Each chosen for its performance, origin and traceability — proving that recycled and renewable materials can match industrial standards.
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OceanWaste

Recycled PET sourced from European ocean waste and spun by Antex in Barcelona, Spain.
Collected, cleaned and transformed into high-performance yarns used for polos, tees and active garments.

OceanWaste replaces virgin polyester while reducing plastic pollution in marine environments

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#WearAutoWaste Polyamide yarn spun by Fulgar in Italy from BASF ChemCycling™ pyrolysis oil made from recycled car tyres.
AutoWaste

Developed in collaboration with BASF and Fulgar, AutoWaste turns end-of-life car tyres into premium technical fibers.
Through BASF’s ChemCycling™ process, tyres are converted into pyrolysis oil that serves as a secondary raw material for new polyamide.
This certified polyamide is then spun by Fulgar in Italy into strong, durable yarns ideal for uniforms, team garments and performance wear.
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Tencel yarn by Lenzing in Austria, made from certified wood pulp in a closed-loop water and solvent recovery process.
Tencel

Produced by Lenzing in Austria, Tencel is made from certified wood pulp sourced from sustainably managed forests.
Created in a closed-loop process where more than 99% of water and solvents are recovered and reused.
Soft, breathable and biodegradable, Tencel adds natural comfort to our technical yarn blends.
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What We Make

From Yarn to Garment:  Every product we make starts from one of our three European yarns — OceanWaste, AutoWaste or Tencel.
Produced on demand in Portugal, within 70 km from yarn to finished garment.
No warehouse. No overproduction. Just verified quality and measurable impact.

Liseberg Oceana by Reparell

A concept collection created by Reparell AB for the Oceana water world at Liseberg in Gothenburg.
Reparell won the four-year framework agreement after achieving the highest total evaluation score, with sustainability and local production rated almost  twice as high as the nearest competitor.

Each garment was developed using OceanWaste and AutoWaste yarns — recycled PET from ocean waste and recycled polyamide from end-of-life tyres — and produced on demand in Portugal within 70 km from yarn to garment.
The project demonstrates Reparell’s capability to deliver circular, traceable and design-driven uniform solutions for large-scale hospitality and entertainment environments.
Procurement decision document from Liseberg for the “Klädkollektion Liseberg Oceana” tender (Dnr: 23-0090, dated 2023-10-09). It shows a comparison between two bids: Göte David (Bid 1) and Reparell AB (Bid 2). Reparell AB’s offer totals 1,456,272 SEK and is evaluated as the most economically advantageous, with a total score of 3,693.44 compared to Göte David’s 6,286.59. The decision section confirms that Liseberg awards the contract to Reparell AB (organization number 559218-8204). Liseberg logo displayed at the bottom.
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All our products are made on demand — from 50 pieces and up.
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