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Isbjörn among 'first' to use ocean-bound plastic insulation

26/10/2022
Isbjörn among 'first' to use ocean-bound plastic insulation

Outdoor childrenswear brand Isbjörn of Sweden has teased new padded garments from next year’s autumn-winter collection, each notable for their incorporation of 100% recycled insulation by materials developer PrimaLoft, including 60% ocean-bound plastic content.

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