66°North Recycles Unused Fabrics Into Sustainable New Capsule
Reusing unwanted textiles from previous seasons.
Icelanding label 66°North, which took investment from Chanel’s owner last year, has debuted a new collection constructed from unused fabrics. All of the pieces in the Kría capsule are crafted from Polartec Neoshell and fleece fabrics that were leftover products released in 2019.
The key piece in the collection is the Neoshell jacket, a reference to the original Kría jacket that made its debut in 1991. This take on the piece comes constructed from Polartec Neoshell, and offers wind and water protection as well as breathability. Elsewhere, the collection features a Thermal Pro fleece half-zip jumper, a base-layer T-shirt, a bucket hat and a fleece beanie, as well as matching pants for the Neoshell jacket.
Take a look at the collection in the gallery above. All pieces will be available from Matchesfashion.com and in 66 ̊North stores on 14th February.
For more sustainable fashion, check out Nike’s “Move to Zero” collection.
