Recycled versions of synthetic fabrics like REPREVE® (Recycled Polyester) , ECONYL® (Recycled Nylon) and ECOVERO® (Recycled Viscose) do exist and have a lower carbon footprint than virgin fibers.
Latest research highlights that Recycled synthetic fabrics sheds approximately 55% more microplastics during washing than virgin synthetics. That's 55% more plastic making its way into the water bodies and into your body.
The fibers released from recycled materials are on average 20% smaller. These smaller particles can interact with your skin, posing even greater health risks.
So next time you see a brand waving the sustainability flag by using recycled synthetic fabrics , think twice before making your purchase.

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