
icebreaker aims to produce completely plastic-free textiles by 2023. Currently, 87% of the fibers are of natural origin already.

Let sheep be sheep: Animal welfare is an important factor in growing merino wool to make icebreaker garments.

Sustainable partnerships with farmers are part of it: icebreaker therefore commits to 10-year contracts with New Zealand growers.

Instead of artificial fibers in garments, natural components and processes are used in the production.

icebreaker wants to encourage more sustainable action and inspire a natural lifestyle leading by example.
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