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Lululemon eyes circularity with plant dyes and take-back initiative

20/04/2021
Lululemon eyes circularity with plant dyes and take-back initiative

Canadian sportswear brand Lululemon has launched its first take-back programme, as well as a collection dyed with the waste of oranges, beets and saw palmetto trees.

 

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