New textile loop

New Textile Loop

Five European companies have started an industrial partnership called Wear2wear, in order to develop 100 percent recycled, recyclable and PFC-free functional fabrics. The companies are Heinrich Glaeser Nachfolger GmbH, Märkische Faser GmbH, Schoeller Textil AG, Sympatex Technologies and DutchSpirit, and they represent each phase of the recycling process.

Tags:
Gabriel Arthur
gabriel.arthur@norragency.com


More Stories

Turning waste into gear: Outdoor brands embracing reclaimed fibers

Discover how outdoor brands are using reclaimed fibers to reduce waste and resource use — from polyester and down to wool and cotton.

By SUSTON

Guide: Sleeping Bags & Sustainability

Find a long-lasting sleeping bag with this guide on materials, insulation, certifications, and care tips to maximize lifespan and reduce impact.

By SUSTON

Guide: Top 7 “Open Source” Sustainability Tools

Explore how open-source initiatives like Open Supply Hub and Material Facts promote transparency and tackle ESG challenges in the outdoor industry.

By Jonathan Eidse

Sympatex: Challenges and Opportunities of Textile Circularity

The ESPR has pushed textile circularity to the forefront. Leading the way since 2016, Sympatex emphasizes mono-material design and improvements to recycling infrastructure to close the loop – and urges the rest of the industry to follow suit.

By SympaTex

More News