Oysho collaborates with Fulgar to launch a sportswear collection made from recycled polyamide 66 yarn.
Inditex's sportswear and casual wear brand Oysho has partnered with Fulgar to launch a new line of environmentally friendly sportswear made from Q-Cycle yarn. This cooperation marks an important step towards sustainable development in sportswear.
The series is made with Q-Cycle yarn, which is entirely produced from recycled raw materials.Polyamide66 yarn. This yarn is made from pyrolysis oil generated from waste or end-of-life tires, offering an eco-friendly alternative to virgin polyamide 66 without compromising on lightness, durability, or strength.
Q-Cycle yarn has obtained certifications from leading international organizations, including the RCS and ISCC PLUS from Textile Exchange, LCA, and Oeko-TEX Standard 100 Appendix 6, ensuring sustainability and consumer safety. The material is versatile, suitable for various textile applications, and can be well blended with different fibers.
Fulgar Marketing Manager Daniela Antunes stated, "Our collaboration with Oysho is a concrete step towards a greener future. With the Q-Cycle yarn, we are demonstrating that waste can be repurposed for high-performance textiles without compromising on quality or functionality."
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