DENVER – Outerwear brand The North Face has launched ‘Renewed Take Back’, a new in-store resale initiative through which customers across the US and Canada will be able to return unwanted items for credit.
The service has been established in close partnership with technology company Archive and logistics provider Tersus, which The North Face teamed up with back in May.
To further improve the sustainability credentials of the framework, US firm Tersus will also use its proprietary waterless cleaning technology to ensure products meet quality and performance expectations with less impact on the environment.
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