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Almond waste colours Vollebak’s latest collection

13/05/2024
Almond waste colours Vollebak’s latest collection

UK outdoor brand Vollebak has expanded its natural dye collection with a series of clothes coloured with almond waste.

Since 2019, the brand has “been on a mission to rethink how colour is made” to reduce its reliance on petroleum-based dyes.

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