DenimX transforms discarded and collected jeans into a new circular material. The jeans are broken down into fibers and combined with a biobased binder. This creates a sturdy sheet material suitable for high-quality applications in furniture and interiors. The visible fiber structure gives the material its own signature. You can see its origin, but it doesn't feel like waste material. It is precisely this combination of waste, technology, and aesthetics that makes DenimX special: textile that gains new value instead of disappearing into an incinerator or landfill.

The recycled denim fibers are processed into sheets, which can then be molded using heat and pressure. For the Concorde Chair, the material is 3D-formed into a strong, comfortable seat shell. This processing makes it possible to use textile waste in high-quality products. Not as an experiment for a single object, but as a material that can be used on a larger scale. From fiber to form, the process remains focused on efficient material use, minimal waste, and a strong, recognizable aesthetic.

The Concorde Chair is developed for long-term use in professional interiors, such as offices, meeting rooms, hospitality venues, and public spaces. The material is strong, dimensionally stable, and suitable for daily use. At the end of its service life, the material can be reprocessed. The chair thus fits into a technical cycle: collection, shredding, and reuse as a raw material for new applications. This way, the value of the denim fibers is preserved, even after its first life as a chair. Design that doesn't stop at use, but continues into the next cycle.