Arvin Goods, Recover, and Ferre yarns drive circular fashion forward

Seattle-based sustainable fashion brand Arvin Goods has recently announced the launch of its latest sock collection, which is crafted from Recover™ recycled cotton fiber. Since its inception in 2019, Arvin Goods has been at the forefront of eco-friendly fashion, using recycled materials for its entire collection. The newly introduced sock collection features crew socks made from 79% recycled materials, including 43% recycled polyester and 36% Recover recycled cotton fiber.

Recover’s unique recycled fiber is one of the most environmentally friendly options in the market, significantly reducing the carbon and water footprint of the apparel supply chain. By manufacturing just one pair of Arvin Goods socks with 36% Recover fiber, up to 18 gallons of water can be saved compared to conventional cotton pairs. Boris Mercier, SVP Marketing at Recover, emphasized the shared belief between Arvin Goods and Recover in promoting circular fashion without compromising on quality, feel, or style.

Dustin Winegardner, Managing Partner at Arvin Goods, commented, “We have been working with Recover™, and the Ferre family of yarns since the beginning of Arvin Goods. Making it official like this and stamping the R on our packaging is an exciting step for our brand. Being able to source materials in Spain, and manufacture nearby in Portugal moves us further in our mission to deliver The Cleanest Basics on the Planet.”

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