Sustainability/03/21/2022

New Threads for Fashion: Hip Craftsmanship

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Adidas and Prada open a new chapter in their collaboration - combining Prada's expert craftsmanship with Adidas' innovative sportswear line. The collection includes ready-to-wear apparel and bags.

Model trägt die neue Kollektion von Adidas und Prada
Prada craftsmanship united with innovative Adidas sportswear

Both brands share a commitment to important sustainability goals, while celebrating two timeless icons: the Adidas Originals Forum and Prada's Re-Nylon fabric. The Re-Nylon Collection by Adidas for Prada exemplifies the partnership's commitment to innovation and demonstrates that luxury sportswear can be redefined through a more sustainable perspective.

For the First Time Ready-Made Clothing

For the first time in the history of the collaboration, this collection includes ready-to-wear apparel, accessories and bags, as well as a reworked version of the Adidas Forum High and Low silhouettes. Each piece was made in Italy by Prada and is made from the brand's signature infinitely recyclable re-nylon fabric.

Model trägt die neue Kollektion von Adidas und Prada
The new collection also includes bags and accessories
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Prada adidas Look Book shot

Groundbreaking Textile from Waste

Prada Re-Nylon, which debuted in 2019, is a breakthrough textile created by recycling plastic waste from the oceans and textile fiber waste. According to the company, it can be cleaned and recycled indefinitely without any loss of quality. Prada Re-Nylon reflects the fashion company's environmentally conscious ideology and commitment to sustainable practices and is woven into the fibers of its signature fabric. The celebration of Prada Re-Nylon by the Adidas for Prada Collection highlights a milestone: the long-term conversion of all Prada production from pure nylon to Re-Nylon.

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