According to Fashion For Good, around 180 billion polybags are produced every year to store, transport and protect fashion items, with fewer than 15 per cent of those in circulation collected for recycling. These polybags are commonly used within the fashion industry to pack, transport and store garments before they are displayed in-store. Free UK Delivery with next day option. Millions of packaging products in stock, superb quality at the lowest prices. Image credit: Fashion for Good. The Circular Polybag Pilot is completed in partnership with Fashion for Good, Adidas, C&A, Kering, Otto Group and PVH Corp. Read more on WWD . Poly bags, plastic bags, polythene film, bubble, postal bags, carriers and envelopes including our unique range of truly environmentally-friendly biodegradable bags.

Fashion for Good in partnership with Adidas, C&A, Kering, Otto Group, PVH Corp, and Cadel Deinking, has launched a new pilot project—The Circular Polybag Pilot, which will explore a solution to reduce use and impact of virgin polybags in fashion industry. The pilot is a first in apparel industry to trial a truly circular solution for polybags. Fashion for Good pilot creating circular solution for polybags. Lincoln takes this a step further by advocating for the concept of “non-competitive collaboration,” allowing brands to share ideas, resources, and even purchasing power for the greater good. She points out that prAna’s recent move to 100 percent organic cotton was sparked when a competitor introduced them to a new vendor. To emphasise the current issues with polybags across the fashion industry, Fashion for Good has also collaborated with the Sustainable Packaging Coalition to produce a white paper titled “Polybags in the Fashion Industry: Evaluating the Options” in which it details five steps that brands can work on to reduce their impact. AMSTERDAM – Global sustainability initiative Fashion for Good (FFG) has teamed up with Adidas, C&A, Kering, Otto Group, PVH Corp and, crucially, Cadel Deinking – an innovator from its Accelerator programme – as it explores the potential of producing reusable polybags for the fashion … Cut out the middle man and buy directly from the leading UK manufacturers. The pilot scheme, which is supported by Fashion for Good corporate partners adidas, Kering, PVH Corp. and Stella McCartney, will see First Mile collecting and recycling plastic polybags from retail stores located in central London. Meanwhile, Fashion for Good is on a mission to produce a closed-loop solution for the ubiquitous polybags inherent in fashion retail and e-commerce.