Recently, team ‘Cloth-Up’ of Enactus Gachon progressed with an upcycling project. Waste fibers, which fall into disuse at an average of around 27,000 tons per day, are a major cause of environmental pollution, and many products that have enough value as fibers are disposed of. For example, paragliders are discarded after two years for the reason of safety. Therefore, Enactus Gachon proceeded with a project recycling nylon fiber of paragliders which are discarded since they have exhausted their original use as clothes even though there is no problem in using it.
 At first, they signed the MOU with '패러에 반하다' in Danyang for supply and demand of abandoned paragliders. They surveyed the design of the nylon gymsack on the main target group, the 2030 generation, and based on this, they designed the gymsack of the stopper design with enough storage space. Also, as its design is reversible and can be utilized both outside and inside, environmental value was considered, reducing carbon emissions by about twice. After that, they completed producing a gym sack of trendy designs while minimizing leftover waste through two interviews with a fashion design professor. Finally, they promoted the reversible function and enough storage space which are differentiated from other products. For instance, they proceeded with a trial event three times, displaying their samples of gymsack at the upcycling workshop '역' and youth facility. As a result, they made it big, achieving about 360% of the target amount.
 As they considered environmental values important in the upcycling gymsack project, Gachon students who read this article may be curious about 'how this project has had a positive influence on the environment.' The team Cloth-up used a paraglider measuring about 35 square meters and saved a total of 360 kilograms of carbon dioxide. Selling upcycling products while making good use of extreme sports waste led to responsible ethical consumption, and created social and environmental impacts.