LONDON/NEW YORK – Materials science brand Pangaia is set to release the world’s first denim product made entirely from US textile innovator Evrnu’s NuCycl textile fibre made from pre-consumer cotton waste.
The US$400 denim jacket – available from Pangaia’s website from 16th February – is the result of a partnership between the Pangaia Lab discovery platform and Evrnu which announced the development of NuCycl last June.
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