HELSINKI – Infinited Fiber Company (IFC) has agreed a multi-year partnership with PVH Europe to supply its Infinna recyled fibre for Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein products.
The Finnish company, which chemically-recycles textile waste into cellulosic fibres, will initially supply Infinna for Tommy Hilfiger T-shirts in Europe and subsequently more products by both Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.
PVH joins companies such as Patagonia, Bestseller, Ganni and Zalando that have secured supplies of Infinna in coming years. PVH Europe also has an option to recycle its own takebacks and factory cut-offs as raw material for Infinited Fiber.
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