A project that reuses agricultural waste and applies it to garments as a natural dye, also avoiding the use of artificial dyes. It is a project in which we are working together with the Environment Department of the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council and the association of cider houses of Gipuzkoa and Archroma.

Marine litter is accumulating in the waters around the world and poses a great threat to flora, fauna and human beings. Plastic waste causes the strangulation, malformation and death of marine species and turns into microplastics that enter the food chain and can affect human health.

A project that promotes the use of a local resource of great importance - Latxa sheep wool. This is a product that offers lots of opportunities. The project aims to turn something that has been simply thrown away up to this point into a natural insulant with an outstanding warmth rating, ideal for use in winter technical gear.

At Ternua we are committed to sustainable progress, to advancing without destroying, to taking advantage of existing resources without polluting our environment. Because only in this way can we weave our future while taking care of nature at the same time. That's why Wearcycle was created, a unique project in which post-consumer textile waste is recycled to create new garments.

Redcycle is a project carried out in cooperation with aquafil involving the collection and recycling of disused fishing nets to give them a new life by turning them into sustainable garments helping to create a better future.It is a project which started in 2015 and which brings together institutions, basque associations of fishermen and ternua with the aim of raising awareness within society and the fishery sector in order to protect the planet and to create a better earth together. A new earth.

SARETU project was born out of the commitment of science and industry to the proper management of fishing gear and responsible fishing practices. Our objective: to collect and recycle the tuna nets discarded and stored in the port of Seychelles, the home port for the fishing activity.