Circular economy at Ternua: The most important projects

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When it comes to the production of its technical outdoor apparel, Ternua is committed to producing clothing differently, using materials, fillings, and treatments that are respectful of nature and the environment. For several years, the brand has implemented various projects that promote a circular economy and encourage rethinking in its Basque home and beyond. An overview of products that came from circular initiatives.

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Ternua uses lots of recycled materials to produce their garments, for example recycled fish nets and marine waste for stretchy fabrics as in pants for skitouring, i.e. the Ternua Pro Tech Pants.

Ternua uses lots of recycled materials to produce their garments, for example recycled fish nets and marine waste for stretchy fabrics as in hiking pants or walnut shells for dye.
Image credit: Ternua

Ternua uses lots of recycled materials to produce their garments. For this shirt marine waste was recycled and then used.
Image credit: Ternua

Ternua uses lots of recycled materials to produce their garments, for example recycled marine waste for this t-shirt.

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