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Australia the stage for adidas’ ocean plastic tennis range

07/01/2019

Sportswear manufacturer adidas has unveiled its first collection of tennis clothing made from recovered ocean plastic. The range is the latest stage of its relationship with ocean conservation group Parley for the Oceans. The adidas Tennis x Parley collection will make its debut at the forthcoming Australian Open tournament (January 14-27), one...

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