In what might be seen as the natural end-game of the outdoor industry’s march towards sustainability, the 7-year-old Swedish brand Röjk Superwear has made the ambitious pledge to make their entire line 100% biodegradable and natural by 2020. Zippers, buttons, fabric, dyes – everything. Perhaps bolder still is their pledge to discontinue all products that cannot be made 100% biodegradable.
Decathlon’s Repairability Index guides designers toward more repairable products, and the tool is now being shared across the outdoor industry.
PALTEX explains why sustainable fabric development means balancing lower-impact yarns, recyclable membranes and cost targets together.
Performance Days returns to Munich in October 2026 with its largest edition yet, expanding forums for sustainable materials and garment innovation.
Northern Playground has put nature on the board with a full vote. CEO Jo Egil Tobiassen explains why.
