Vuori
Vuori, a California-based brand which produces sportswear, has introduced a new fabric, BlissBlend, for women. This fabric is special because it fits the body shape and is made from 75% recycled materials. It can keep the wearer dry by taking away moisture, and it feels very light because of a special Lycra fiber, which makes it different from conventional sports clothes.
The BlissBlend fabric will be used in Vuori’s new leggings and bra styles, called AllTheFeels. These leggings are special because they don’t have seams on the sides and they come in three lengths. The bra comes with a scoop neck and gives light support. It caters to both style and comfort.
An experiential consumer pop-up event will be hosted in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood to celebrate the launch of BlissBlend by the brand.
Vuori’s new BlissBlend collection fits with their promise to make clothes that are both eco-friendly and comfy. They take into consideration the comfort of their products while using recycled materials. This matches a bigger trend in the fashion world, where brands like Lululemon and Nike are also making eco-friendly fabrics.
Vuori is shaping the future of athletic wear with fabric and making more choices for people who want stylish and eco-conscious athletic wear.
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