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Lycra aims to use garments as raw materials within three years

23/04/2021
Lycra aims to use garments as raw materials within three years

Following the Lycra Company’s launch of Coolmax EcoMade and Thermolite EcoMade fibres made from 100% pre-consumer waste, its global sustainability director Jean Hegedus has explained more about the production.

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