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Recover™ and Lands’ End collaborate to transform textile waste into sustainble denim

© 2023 Lands’ End and Recover™
Lands’ End, the classic American lifestyle brand, has collaborated with global recycled cotton fiber producers, Recover™, to launch a low-impact denim collection using recycled fiber.

The two companies have partnered together to develop sustainable denim pieces, in timeless styles for both men and women, and all of which contain 20% of Recover’s recycled cotton fiber produced from textile waste scraps.

Using Recover’s high-quality recycled cotton fiber, significantly reduces the environmental impact of the garment compared to apparel made with virgin fiber, and this collaboration shows how textile waste can be integrated back into the system to create a more sustainable production model.

Recover’s recycled cotton fiber supports Lands’ End’s ambition to becoming a more circular business (Photo: Recover™ )
Recover’s recycled cotton fiber supports Lands’ End’s ambition to becoming a more circular business (Photo: Recover™ )


Furthermore, the adoption of Recover’s recycled cotton fiber supports Lands’ End’s ambition to becoming a more circular business.

Senior Vice President of Marketing at Recover™, Boris Mercier, commented, “We're delighted to collaborate with an iconic American brand such as Lands’ End, to accelerate the adoption of sustainable initiatives all over the world and bring low-impact fashion closer to the consumer.”




Kym Maas, Senior Vice President of Product and Merchandising at Lands’ End, added “Lands’ End is committed to helping better our environment and minimize our impact on the earth with help from partners, such as Recover™. We look forward to the launch of our men’s and women’s denim collection this fall/holiday.”

Recover™ transforms textile waste into recycled cotton fiber (Photo: Recover™ )
Recover™ transforms textile waste into recycled cotton fiber (Photo: Recover™ )


To shop the exclusive Recover™ pieces at Lands’ End, go to landsend.com and for more information about the collaboration, visit http://recoverfiber.com.

Timeless styles for men and women containing 20% of Recover’s recycled cotton fiber (Photo: Recover™ )
Timeless styles for men and women containing 20% of Recover’s recycled cotton fiber (Photo: Recover™ )



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