IRVINE – US apparel retailer Tilly’s, and its brand partner RSQ, have announced a collaboration with Spanish textile innovator Recover to introduce a collection of garments comprising 20 per cent of the latter’s recycled cotton fibre.
Recover’s flagship material is made from recycled post-industrial and post-consumer waste and is said to use significantly less water, energy and land than conventional cotton.
“We are delighted to celebrate this new partnership with Tilly’s, helping to reduce the environmental impacts created by the fashion industry and pave the way towards a more sustainable future,” said Recover’s chief executive, Alfredo Ferre.
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