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STOCKHOLM – Swedish outdoor brand Peak Performance has unveiled a down anorak it claims can be dismantled and recycled at end of life. The R&D Helium Loop Anorak brings together Allied Feather + Down, NetPlus, Pertex and Resortecs to tackle a long standing problem for performance-wear. Technical jackets that mix natural down, synthetics, zips and elastics are rarely recycled because separating components is slow and costly. This is Premium Content Only user with Online and Print subscription can access this. If you are a Free Subscriber, click here to upgrade. If you already have Online or Print subscription Login To Unlock The Content! Remember Me Lost your password? Don't have an account? Register The post Peak Performance tests fully recyclable down anorak appeared first on Apparel Insider.

ALLIED Feather + Down, NetPlus®, PERTEX, and Resortecs, leaders in circularity, recycling, and advanced materials, are joining forces with the Swedish backcountry ski apparel makers at Peak Performance to introduce a paradigm-shifting circular jacket. Until now, performance products that combine multiple materials, such as natural down insulation, zippers, and elastic trims, have been nearly impossible to recycle due to the complexity of disassembly at the end-of-life. By working with the circularity leaders at ALLIED, NetPlus, and Resortecs, Peak Performance designed and built the R&D Helium Loop Anorak, proving that advanced design, in collaboration with the right partners, can create real change. “For years now, brands have wanted to introduce more circularity into their products, but the onus has fallen on their ingredient partners and startups to make that happen,” said Matthew Betcher, Creative Director with ALLIED. “The reality is that garments need to be designed for circularity before any sense of recyclability can even start to be possible. That is why we are excited to bring our areas of expertise as innovative ingredient brands to Peak Performance to build, from the very beginning, a truly circular product. And what is even more exciting is that this project can stand as a beacon for entire product lines in the future.” Each Peak Performance partner brings a unique aspect to this product. ALLIED supplies the 800-fill power down, which is a renewable, recyclable, and biodegradable insulation, making it perfect for this collaboration. NetPlus is fishing net waste, rescued before it pollutes the ocean, re-engineered into 100% PCR nylon yarn. NetPlus yarn is then woven by PERTEX to create the shell and liner for the Helium Loop. Resortecs makes Smart Stitch™, a heat-activated thread that enables easy material separation. At the end of the product’s lifespan, the stitching melts away with Smart Disassembly™ under controlled conditions, allowing the down plumes and shell material to be taken apart and recycled individually. Speaking about the project, designer Marie Andersson commented, “The core insight is that true circularity isn’t about accepting compromises, it’s about engineering garments to be unmade as thoughtfully as they’re made. Our R&D Helium Loop proves that when premium materials meet thoughtful disassembly design with end-of-life in mind, circularity becomes a performance advantage as every component maintains its highest value across multiple lifecycles.” David Stover, CEO of Bureo, the company behind NetPlus, added, “The Helium Loop R&D project demonstrates how responsible materials and design can prevent pollution and reduce reliance on fossil fuels – a win for the outdoor community. Technical outerwear is typically built from crude oil (virgin plastic), an outdated model that negatively impacts people and the planet through the entire supply chain. By connecting better materials with thoughtful design, the Peak Performance team was able to explore the worthwhile challenge of building products suited for end-of-life recycling and push forward on the industry transition away from fossil fuels.” The Helium R&D Helium Loop Anorak marks another step in Peak Performance’s long-term commitment to total range circularity by 2030. Source: ALLIED Feather + Down READ MORE The post ALLIED Feather + Down, NetPlus, and Resortecs Launch a Paradigm-Shifting Circularity Solution with Peak Performance appeared first on Pakistan Textile Journal.

ASPEN, CO.— May 13, 2025  — Known for their forward-thinking and technical mountain apparel, Strafe Outerwear has just announced the launch of their first down piece – the Palisade Down Insulator. Created in partnership with industry leaders Pertex, NetPlus, and ALLIED Feather + Down, and staying true to their commitment to sustainability and performance, Strafe continually pushes the limits of design and development. The Palisade Down Insulator delivers on that commitment with cutting-edge materials, exceptional warmth, and lightweight comfort. © Strafe Outerwear, 2025 Photographer: Tyler Huntley “With the Palisade Down Insulator, our intent was to blend innovative materials with a streamlined fit, creating a layering piece that works equally well under a shell as it does on its own, offering superior durability, fit, and warmth while also minimizing its environmental impact.” – Pia Halloran, VP of Product & Design The Palisade Insulator is created with NetPlus® recycled nylon made from discarded fishing nets collected from coastal communities around the world. These nets are cleaned, sorted, and transformed into high-quality 100% post-consumer recycled nylon through a recycling process. This initiative helps reduce ocean pollution and supports local communities by creating economic opportunities through waste collection and recycling while reducing the need to extract fossil fuels to create virgin nylon at no cost to product quality. NetPlus® material boasts a fully transparent and third-party audited supply chain, ensuring traceability from net collection to the final product. “We admire Strafe’s unwavering commitment to product quality and their drive to incorporate the most advanced materials available,” says David Stover, co-founder and CEO of Bureo. “Their team shares our vision to reduce environmental impact — a priority that’s more urgent than ever. At Bureo, we’re passionate about our connection to the mountains, and without meaningful change, the future of winter itself is at risk. Partnering with Strafe is a natural fit and one we are excited to continue.” This jacket also features Pertex Diamond Fuse technology, which creates a more stable and tightly bound fabric structure, significantly increasing resistance to abrasion and wear while maintaining a lightweight and highly packable profile. At the heart of the Palisade is 800-fill power goose down from ALLIED Feather + Down. Allied Feather is an RDS and GRS-certified down supplier, requiring certifications throughout the entire supply chain, verifying the source and content of every down lot received, and confirming adherence to their established criteria. Treated with ExpeDRY technology, an industry-first innovation created by FUZE Technologies that leverages bonded gold particles to accelerate drying time and enhance moisture management, this technology ensures that the Palisade Down Insulator stays warm and dry in variable conditions, maintaining loft and performance through long days in the mountains. Strafe’s dedication to sustainability and traceability extends beyond recycled materials. The Palisade Down Insulator is also PFAS-free, eliminating harmful chemicals traditionally used in water-repellent treatments while maintaining reliable protection in wet conditions. Pairing PFAs-free recycled nylon and traceable, sustainably sourced down feathers, this jacket is a testament to Strafe’s goal to innovate responsibly. Offered in men’s and women’s sizes, the Palisade Insulator will be available for purchase at strafeouterwear.com and select retailers in FW 2025-2026. Posted: May 13, 2025 Source: Strafe Outerwear

Known for their forward-thinking and technical mountain apparel, Strafe Outerwear has just announced the launch of their first down piece – the Palisade Down Insulator. Created in partnership with industry leaders Pertex, NetPlus, and ALLIED Feather + Down, and staying true to their commitment to sustainability and performance, Strafe continually pushes the limits of design […]

Known for their forward-thinking and technical mountain apparel, Strafe Outerwear has just announced the launch of their first down piece – the Palisade Down Insulator. Created in partnership with industry leaders Pertex, NetPlus, and ALLIED Feather + Down, and staying true to their commitment to sustainability and performance, Strafe continually pushes the limits of design […] The post Introducing the New Palisade Down Insulator from Strafe appeared first on Textile South Asia.

CULVER CITY And OXNARD, CA — March 18, 2025 — Today, Outerknown launches the Apex Evolution Trunks by Kelly Slater, the first four-way stretch boardshorts made from NetPlus® material crafted from post-consumer recycled fishing nets. Furthering…

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Nokia announced on Wednesday that Indian ISP Netplus has deployed its 400G routing technology and software-defined access network (SDAN) platform to scale its high-speed broadband and IPTV services across Punjab and other cities. The post India’s Netplus taps Nokia to upgrade broadband, IPTV network first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.