Alcis using recycled polyester for most of it’s apparel

The company has also joined forces with Flipkart to sell official FIFA fan-wear merchandise purely. A performance wear brand promoted by Paragon Apparels, Alcis said that it will manufacture 50 per cent of its apparel from recycled polyester, which is derived from plastic waste.

Roshan Baid, Managing Director of Alcis Sports, said that consumers in India are increasingly becoming environmentally conscious. He added that, “With India playing host to the World Environment Day and the theme for this year being ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’, we thought that this is a great time to discard polyester and move to recycled polyester.” He claims that this move will help reduce carbon emission by over 54 per cent, energy consumption by 50 per cent and 27 litres of water can be saved per product.

These T-Shirts use R-PET, a strong, durable and recyclable material used for soda bottles, water bottles, food jars etc, making them environment-friendly and cost-effective.

Alcis has been making t-shirts from waste plastic bottles for the past two years called ‘Wonder Tee’. Each t-shirt uses about 8 plastic bottles, according to the company.

Recent Posts

Serge Ferrari Group to expand Batyline Eden collection

Serge Ferrari Group, a developer of composite fabrics, has announced the expansion of its Batyline Eden collection with the addition…

12 hours ago

Spinnova to expand sustainable fiber adoption with Fashion for Good

Spinnova has partnered with Fashion for Good to increase the availability of Spinnova’s sustainable fibre in the textile materials market.

12 hours ago

Birla Cellulose, Circulose strengthen recycling with 100% textile waste

Birla Cellulose has entered into a cooperation agreement with Circulose to support textile recycling through the use of pulp made…

12 hours ago

SFFD fully equips firefighters with PFAS-free gear

SFFD has become the largest fire department in the United States to fully equip its frontline firefighters with turnout gear…

2 days ago

LOOM Carbon, RTI International to scale textile recycling technology

LOOM Carbon has announced a strategic research partnership with RTI International, an independent scientific research institute.

2 days ago

Borealis, BlueAlp to advance chemical recycling in Europe

Borealis has announced a strategic partnership with BlueAlp, a chemical recycling technology company based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

2 days ago