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Adidas aims to address the problem of textile waste

08/07/2019

Sportswear manufacturer adidas has partnered with textile innovations company Evrnu to create a hoodie made in part out of recycled garment waste. The Infinite Hoodie is 40% organic cotton and 60% Evrnu’s NyCycl fibre, which is created from discarded textiles that have been diverted away from landfill. The company disassembles used garments, and...

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