CALIFORNIA – Outdoor brand The North Face will launch a range of products later this year formulated for consumers to look after their garments.
The company’s Care collection comprises solutions made to replace conventional laundering cycles, with the firm believing its customers can therefore reduce their environmental impact by becoming less reliant on their washing machines.
“The products of the Care collection are full of innovative and eco-friendly solutions that allow adventurers to sustainably care for their gear and extend the product life while protecting the world around us,” The North Face said.
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