WORN AGAIN PARTNERS WITH KERING AND H&M FOR CONTINUAL TEXTILE RECYCLING | CRASH Magazine
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WORN AGAIN PARTNERS WITH KERING AND H&M FOR CONTINUAL TEXTILE RECYCLING

By Crash redaction

Worn Again is a UK based start-up company with one goal: help eradicate all textile wastes produced by the textile and apparel industry all over the world. Behind this objective, there is an unprecedented recycling technology, based on a chemical intervention from textile to textile. A technology much needed today as about 65 millions tonnes of polyester filament – derived from oil – and cotton fibers were produced in 2014 all over the world. By 2020, this statistics should reach 90 millions tonnes. The Worn Again technology will allow a continual recycling of textile and help reaching the company’s « zero waste » goal. With this in mind, the luxury, sport & lifestyle group Kering – through and the apparel brand H&M have joined forces with Worn Again in order to put the revolutionary technology to use in the apparel production.

As Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability Officer and Head of international institutional affairs at Kering, confided about the collaboration, “innovation is what we need to solve our global environmental challenges. Our collaboration with H&M and Worn Again is a great example of this, demonstrating how we can design and deliver a solution that will be fundamental in eradicating textile waste while simultaneously offering a new type of sustainable raw material for our Sport & Lifestyle brands”.

www.wornagain.info / www.kering.com / www.hm.com

 




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