BARCELONA – Spanish fashion brand Mango has launched its first denim collection designed with circularity criteria.
The range, which features women’s jackets, trousers and jumpsuits, is made entirely from cotton to improve its recyclability and shuns rivets and labels to streamline product disassembly.
“In the next few years, Mango will increase circular design in its products, either by producing garments that are easier to recycle (bearing in mind their composition or construction), committing to durability or using designs that produce less textile waste,” the firm said in a statement.
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