Event Graphics and Banner Recycling
Save graphics from going to landfill, Help the environment and Give to Charity – By turning event fabrics into beautiful recycled products

🍦 Seen us at Ben & Jerry’s?
Take home colourful recycled tote bags, pencil cases and accessories made from rescued event graphics ♻️
Looking for Unique Recycled Gifts?
Shop bags, pencil cases, totes and accessories made from event graphics to prevent them from going to landfill.
Every item is handmade, meaning no two products are ever exactly the same.
Plus 10% of every item sale goes to charity!
Considering Event Graphics and Banner Recycling?
We recycle banners and other unwanted event graphics into useful products, helping businesses reduce waste and give old banners a second life ♻️
Every order also supports flexible employment and raises funds for Severn Hospice (Charity number 512394)
What Fabrics Can We Recycle?
The most common fabrics we receive are PVC banners, Canvas graphics, Black back and grey back canvas, Banner mesh and flag fabrics. But we have also had tablecloths, tents, wetsuits, lanyard straps and camping chairs!
We can recycle most event graphics – if it’s playable and sewable the we can find a use for it! The only exceptions being roll up banner stands and pop-up material – these are too thick and crease badly when manipulated.
All fabrics have very different properties so lend themselves to different end products. For example, PVC is a nice sturdy material so works well for storage boxes and XL tote bags. But a flag material would be too floppy for the cubes without a more stable material attached to it.
To find out more about what fabric suits what product, click the fabrics below.
Why Should You Do Graphic and Banner Recycling with Calluna Upcycling?
We are at a tipping point in time, if we don’t stop abusing the natural resources on this planet we may never be able to repair the damage.
By choosing to make recycled eco-friendly gifts, we save otherwise useful materials from landfill and reduce the need for production using new or raw materials. As a result we reduce air pollution, water pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Figures are approximated due to it being very hard to estimate carbon and water. It depends on how it is farmed, and what energy used to process. Carbon is based on 21.3 CO2 per kg of polyester clothing, as found on Handbook of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Textiles and Clothing. Water is based on 61m3 of water saved per kg of polyester recycled, as found on the Water Footprint Network guide.
Current Supporters
None of our graphic and banner recycling would be possible without our lovely supporters


































