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Eco Interiors Sustainability Actions

Uses remnant fabrics

Eco Interiors says its products are made from remnant fabrics that would otherwise be sent to landfill, or from fabrics chosen for their sustainability features. In simple terms, that means it tries to use leftover material instead of cutting new fabric for every item. This can help reduce waste, although the exact environmental benefit depends on the fabric source and how much material is reused.

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Offers a take-back scheme

The brand says it has a take-back scheme for its products. A take-back scheme is when a company accepts items back after use so they can be reused, repaired, or handled in a better way than throwing them away. Eco Interiors links this to its idea that product end-of-life matters, which points to a more circular approach to home goods.

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Repairs products for 5 years

Eco Interiors backs its products with a 5-year workmanship guarantee and says it will repair problems that happen during normal use. This matters because fixing items can keep them in use longer and reduce waste. It also suggests the brand is trying to make products that last, rather than encouraging quick replacement.

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Sells second-hand cushions

The website includes an option to shop 'as new condition' second-hand cushion covers. Reusing items like this can extend product life and reduce the need for new materials. It is a small but practical sign that the brand is trying to keep products in circulation for longer.

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Ran a textile recycling drive

In 2026, ECO Group said it completed a 'Give Your Clothes a Second Life' campaign with Kloth Cares, a textile recycling programme. Employees collected 54.10 kg of textiles for reuse and recycling. The company said the campaign was part of its ESG work, meaning environmental, social, and governance efforts, and linked it to waste reduction and the circular economy, where materials are kept in use for as long as possible.

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About Eco Interiors

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 1 - 5
  • Industry
  • Retail
  • Country
  • Australia
  • Founded
  • 2022