All Circularity articles – Page 4
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ArticleKathmandu launches puffer jacket made from recycled car tires
The eco-friendly jacket uses Q-Cycle by Fulgar, an innovative polyamide 6.6 yarn.
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ArticleVaude awarded Werkbund Label 2024, unveils ’Design for Life' initiative
The jury recognized the German company for its sustainable product philosophy and consistent implementation of ecological and fair standards along the entire supply chain.
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ArticleSalomon publishes 2023 Impact Report: The key highlights
The French ski and outdoor brand’s latest impact report shows substantial progress in eco-design, community initiatives and a strong focus on reducing its carbon footprint.
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ArticleOdlo and DePoly join forces in circular base layer project
The Swiss companies work on Odlo’s first circular base layer using DePoly’s chemical recycling technology.
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News briefsTNF is expanding ‘Renewed’ program
The brand now offers online and in-store credit for used items in its broadened resale program.
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ArticleSweden’s secondhand market projected to reach €4.3bn by 2034
Svensk Handel forecasts that Sweden’s secondhand market will grow 11% annually, reaching €4.3 billion by 2034 as sustainability drives demand.
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News briefsReju opens first textile regeneration center in Frankfurt
The French textile regeneration specialist launched its first textile-to-textile regeneration hub in Germany, targeting polyester waste recycling.
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News briefsDecathlon is opening a new repair shop in Munich
The retailer expands its repair services in Munich with a new 750 sqm workshop, offering quicker turnaround times and extended repair options for sports equipment.
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ArticleNavigating uncertainty: EOS 2024 focuses on circularity and collaboration
The 2024 European Outdoor Summit at Cambridge Union focused on sustainability, EU regulations and collaboration opportunities in the outdoor industry. Will Renwick reports for OIC on the event.
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News briefsYKK presents zipper repair solutions for greater sustainability
The Japanese company introduces a Revived Renewal Series to extend the lifespan of textiles by offering innovative repair solutions for damaged zippers, reducing waste.
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News briefsCotopaxi launches new collection made from upcycled, circular materials
The Renovo Collection uses leftover fabrics and recycled materials to create durable, high-performance products.
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News briefsLycra Company presents Sustainability Update 2023, promotes eco-friendly innovations
The global textile supplier outlines new initiatives and progress in its 2023 report, advancing fiber technologies with a focus on environmental impact.
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ArticleMammut presents new recycled insulation material
The new LoopInsulation processes rope scraps and recycled PET into insulation material and marks another important step towards sustainable outdoor equipment.
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ArticleSalomon’s recyclable ski helmet hits the market
Following its initial announcement last winter, the Brigade Index will now be available for the upcoming winter season, exemplifying sustainable design.
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OpinionThe waterproof jacket: What the outdoor industry should focus on
OIC’s columnist Charles Ross explores the evolution of waterproof jackets, highlighting the balance between performance and sustainability in the outdoor industry.
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ArticleeBay unveils first Pre-Loved Fashion Week initiative
eBay partners with CFDA and BFC for its inaugural Pre-Loved Fashion Week, featuring a shoppable runway and daily drops of curated designer fashion.
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News briefsUnifi launches two new circular polyester products
The manufacturer of recycled and synthetic yarns launches two new recycled polyester products, expanding its Repreve portfolio.
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ArticleEOS 2024 Speaker Interviews: Nick Barber, Icebreaker, on nature as strategy
In the run-up to EOS 2024, where he will be a speaker, Nick Barber talks about Icebreaker’s sustainable vision.
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News briefsThredUp publishes annual Impact Report and reports $322m in revenue
The California-based resale platform’s third annual report highlights key sustainability efforts in 2023, such as reselling 2.2 million secondhand items and planting 800 trees.
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ArticleEarth Overshoot Day 2024: Yet another day earlier
In 2024, humanity’s demand for ecological resources and services will already exceed what the earth can regenerate on Aug. 1. This early date underlines the growing urgency to change our unsustainable consumer behavior.
