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Puma commits to creating sportswear from plastic bottles

02/04/2019

Sportswear brand Puma is to launch a sportswear collection made from recycled polyester after partnering with an initiative that collects discarded plastic bottles in Haiti, Honduras and Taiwan. First Mile is a project launched by US organisation Work, sister company of responsible fabric manufacturer Thread. Thread’s material, which is made from ...

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