In honor of the first-ever Antarctic dogsled crossing that took place in 1990, the North Face is launching the'Trans-Antarctic' collection that's made from eco-friendly technical garments. The capsule takes inspiration from the monumental feat and includes the Trans-Antarctica Expedition GORE-TEX Jacket -- a jacket who's original version was sold for thousands of dollars recently -- that's made from recycled waste.
Another notable piece from the collection is the Trans Antarctica Fleece Jacket that's made from plastic bottle-derived microfleece materials. It boasts zip pockets and an extended collar for warmth and wind protection. In addition, the Trans-Antarctic collection includes a white t-shirt that is adnored with the image of three members from the International Trans-Antarctica Expedition that was taken by Will Steger.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eco-friendly Technical Garments
- Opportunity to create innovative and sustainable clothing options using recycled waste and eco-friendly materials.
- Plastic Bottle-derived Microfleece
- Potential for developing new fabrics and materials made from recycled plastic bottles for superior performance and sustainability.
- Celebrating Historical Expeditions
- Chance to create collections inspired by historical events and accomplishments to commemorate important milestones.
Sectors Adopting This
- Outdoor Apparel
- Opportunity for outdoor clothing brands to incorporate eco-friendly materials and innovative designs into their product lines.
- Sportswear
- Potential for sportswear manufacturers to explore and adopt sustainable fabric options and designs for performance-oriented products.
- Fashion Design
- Chance for fashion designers to draw inspiration from historical events and create unique collections that tell a story through their garments.
