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Hawaiian swimwear brand partners Healthy Seas

16/10/2015

Swimwear Indigo Sage has become the latest partner of Healthy Seas, a multi-agency partnership which aims to rid the seas of ghost fishing nets by collecting and recycling them into reusable nylon 6. Italy-based yarn producer Aquafil processes the nets at its factory in Slovenia and extracts the caprolactam, ready to be made into new fabrics....

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