Indorama Ventures supports KH Editions with recycled polyester collection

Indorama Ventures is supporting Thai fashion brand KH Editions, which has developed fabrics woven from its deja recycled polyester yarn for its Spring/Summer 2027 collection at New York Fashion Week. The designs combine recycled materials with the brand’s playful and experimental approach to streetwear.

The deja yarn supplied by Indorama Ventures is made from recycled PET. It shows how materials obtained from sources such as used plastic bottles can be converted into fashion products while maintaining design and functional qualities.

For the latest collection, KH Editions wanted to show that environmentally conscious alternative materials can be used to create bold, playful and distinctive streetwear while maintaining the brand’s identity. Presenting the collection in New York also gives the brand an opportunity to introduce this approach to a wider audience and highlight the potential of Thai design internationally.

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