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Making use of postconsumer waste without jeopardizing quality or style, an increase in the number of new season t-shirts, sweatshirts and skate shoes created using recycled fabric blends brings attention to helping reduce environmental impact in creative ways. Focused on reducing the amount of waste that goes to landfill, modern developments have led to a selection...Read more

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of materials now being broken down into reusable yarns from plastic bottles and unwanted clothing.

Having vowed to use only recycled plastic by 2024, the latest release from adidas includes designs such as the coordinating 100% recycled set of adidas PB Workshop Windbreaker Jacket and adidas PB Workshop Pants, as well as protective adidas Face Masks that each demonstrate how brands are able to bring their skateboarding and lifestyle-focused ideas to life whilst reusing materials that already exist. Similarly, the Nike ‘Move to Zero’ campaign follows the brand's journey towards zero carbon and zero waste production in support of protecting the future of sport. As an established household name that isn’t afraid to take on a challenge, we expect the majority Nike SB skate shoes and accompanying apparel to be made using recycled fibres in the near future with aesthetics and custom details that bring attention to improved practises.

Favoured by brands such as Patagonia who has led the way since 1993 when it comes to creating innovative ways to protect the environment, Econyl has become a common textile used mostly across swimwear, developed from regenerating nylon waste from fishing nets into a usable material that can then be used to make new products. As the first company to develop usable fleece from broken down fabric waste, the majority of their range is now made from reconstructed materials which are available in an extensive range of colours and decorative prints, making conscious consumption now easier than ever. Stretching across a variety of textiles such as cotton, polyester, wool and performance materials, both smaller and large scale companies are promoting new ways that we can begin to solve a global environmental issue.

With a growing range of seasonal styles now on offer, take a look at Flatspot’s selection of clothing and accessories from the likes of Patagonia, Adidas, Nike, Brixton and more.

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