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Patagonia and Thermore Partner on Sustainable Insulation Collection

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 9
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Thermore announced a partnership with Patagonia to introduce the Heyes Peak collection, which features sustainable high-performance insulation. The collection incorporates Thermore® EVOdown, an insulation made from fibers 100% recycled from PET bottles. The Heyes Peak Jacket, a key piece in the line, uses 80-g EVOdown and a durable shell made from NetPlus®, which is constructed from recycled fishing nets.

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The partnership integrates recycled materials, such as NetPlus® and Thermore® EVOdown, into the Heyes Peak collection. This move emphasizes sustainable sourcing and manufacturing practices for the apparel line.

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  • PatagoniaPartnering with Thermore to launch the Heyes Peak collection

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