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Millions of Puma football shirts made from textile-to-textile material

16/07/2024
Millions of Puma football shirts made from textile-to-textile material

Sports brand Puma has scaled up its textile-to-textile recycling initiative RE:FIBRE, creating “millions” of replica football jerseys with a minimum of 75% recycled textile waste and other waste material.  From the start of the 24/25 season, Puma football replica jerseys from 35 clubs will be made from the recycled material. The upscaling builds ...

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