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Puma supports orphanage with recycled-denim footwear collection

18/03/2014
Puma supports orphanage with recycled-denim footwear collection
Puma has launched the Re-Cut Project, a line of shoes made with post-industrial recycled denim from Vietnam-based Saitex.

The manufacturer uses solar power, water collection and waste capture in its production processes which the German sportswear group says fits with its goals on sustainable best-practice.

All profits from the collection will be donated to the Be Tho Orphanage near Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, close to the Puma and Saitex offices.


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