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Bestseller’s Object partners with Evrnu on repurposed textile line

Object, a womenswear brand owned by Danish retail group Bestseller, has unveiled a new partnership with US-based textile innovator Evrnu that looks to promote circularity and reduce waste. The duo have come together to present three styles that put to use Nucycl, a fibre made from “cotton-rich textile waste” that allows for the possibility of...

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Fashion

Pangaia launches world’s first denim jacket made from Nucycl

Materials science company Pangaia is launching its latest innovation on February 16 in partnership with Evrnu’s NuCycl, a fibre created from pre- and post-consumer textile waste. Pangaia Lab has used Evrnu’s NuCycl to create the oversized ‘Renu’ denim jacket. It marks its first denim product made entirely from cotton textile waste and the first...

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Evrnu debuts material made from 100 percent textile waste

Textile innovations company Evrnu has launched a new recyclable lyocell fibre that utilises cotton waste as a way to replace plastic-based materials. The cotton waste product, labelled 100 percent NuCycl r-lyocell, also enables the material to maintain full recyclability. As the firm’s first commercially available material, Evrnu advanced an...

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Levi’s partners with Evrnu to launch sustainable jeans

Levi Strauss and Co has partnered with textile technology startup Evrnu to create the world’s first pair of jeans made from recycled post-consumer cotton waste, using five discarded cotton T-shirts to create a pair of Levi’s 511 jeans. The initiative, part of Levi’s sustainability strategy, has seen the denim brand using a new, patent-pending...