Blåkläder invests in sustainable dyeing startup

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Swedish workwear company Blåkläder now owns a 10% stake in resource-efficient textile dyeing pioneer Imogo

SVENLJUNGA / MALMO - Swedish workwear manufacturer Blåkläder has acquired a stake in sustainable textile dyeing company Imogo which has developed technology to reduce water, energy and chemical use.

Blåkläder says it now owns close to 10% of Imogo, which is also based in Sweden, and hopes the investment will accelerate the shift towards a more sustainable textile industry.

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