OLD BAKER'S PANTS BECOME NEW ROHNER SOCKS!

Discover our unique socks made from old baker's pants. With every pair of our environmentally friendly socks you set a strong example for sustainable consumption and help to ensure that fewer resources are wasted.

An innovative project for sustainability
As part of the Texcycle project of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, in cooperation with various research partners, Jacob Rohner AG has dedicated itself to the up-cycling of used textiles. The aim is to recycle used textiles, such as the robust baker's pants, and transform them into valuable new products.

The path from trousers to socks
The used baker's pants are first carefully dismantled into their individual parts and cleaned. Special care is taken to ensure that all non-textile components, such as labels and fasteners, are removed. This labor-intensive process ensures that the quality of the raw materials meets the high demands of further processing.

After dismantling and cleaning, the textiles are finely shredded in a special process. The resulting fibers are then mixed and spun into new yarn. Great importance is attached to the tensile strength and quality of the yarn in order to guarantee the durability of the socks made from it.

From yarn to sock
The recycled yarn obtained in this way is wound onto bobbins and goes into the production of the unique Rohner Socks. Every pair of socks that leaves our factory not only stands for exceptional comfort, but also for a clear commitment to the environment and sustainability.

Make a statement with every step
With Rohner Socks, made from old baker's pants, you are choosing a product that is not only comfortable and stylish, but also makes an active contribution to environmental protection. Join us in proving that fashion and sustainability can go hand in hand.