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Consortium reveals world's first 100% fibre-to-fibre biorecycled t-shirt

29/10/2024
Consortium reveals world's first 100% fibre-to-fibre biorecycled t-shirt

French biorecycling specilaist Carbios and its ‘fibre-to-fibre’ consortium partners - On, Patagonia, Puma, Salomon, and PVH Corp - have unveiled the first enzymatically recycled polyester garment made from 100% textile waste. 

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