Yoga wear range secures C2C certification

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LONDON – Luxury yoga wear brand Wellicious has launched a Cradle-to-Cradle (C2C) certified clothing range that it says is made from ‘fully compostable’ fibres.

The company says its capsule collection has been six-years in the making, as it placed onus on researching and developing a total of 12 items to ensure all ingredients are “safe for biological systems”. 

Wellicious’ founder, Heike Petersen Cunza, told Ecotextile News: “In the future, we are planning to manufacture more products. However, we will only focus on C2C and compostable products as it is the world’s most ambitious standard that enables a healthy and sustainable tomorrow.” 

LONDON – Luxury yoga wear brand Wellicious has launched a Cradle-to-Cradle (C2C) certified clothing range that it says is made from ‘fully compostable’ fibres.

The company says its capsule collection has been six-years in the making, as it placed onus on researching and developing a total of 12 items to ensure all ingredients are “safe for biological systems”. 

Wellicious’ founder, Heike Petersen Cunza, told Ecotextile News: “In the future, we are planning to manufacture more products. However, we will only focus on C2C and compostable products as it is the world’s most ambitious standard that enables a healthy and sustainable tomorrow.” 

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