HERZOGENAURACH – Sportswear giant Adidas and luxury fashion firm Stella McCartney have teamed up once again to develop a ‘circular’ tracksuit made from Infinited Fiber Company’s (IFC) ‘Infinna’ fibre.
The prototype outfit is the first to be made via Adidas’ pilot circularity programme, Made to be Remade, and is the fruit of its involvement in IFC’s New Cotton Project.
Stella McCartney commented: “More than ever, we are being challenged to find new solutions to deliver the potential for circular fashion, so it’s been hugely exciting to collaborate with like-minded thinkers in the fashion landscape to help not only us, but the industry invent, innovate and consciously design.”
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