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Old football kits find new lease of life

24/03/2022
Old football kits find new lease of life

Sports company Puma is piloting a process to turn old football jerseys into new ones, saying the logos, embroideries and club badges, which previously hindered recycling efforts, can now be used.  In the Re:Jersey process, garments are chemically broken down into their main components, colours are filtered out and the material is repolymerised...

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