Men's ReNew Wool Jacket

The men’s ReNew jacket will blow you away with its unique, detail-oriented design and excellent thermal insulation. Made from recycled materials, the 350 GSM high-density fabric is perfect for all weather conditions, even the harshest ones. With the ReNew jumper, you will enjoy comfort and warmth and also contribute to a more sustainable environment.

Features:

-Fit: Regular;
-Post-Consumer Recycled Wool from Italy;
-Center-Front YKK Zipper with wind flap to protect from harsh winds;
-PFC-free DWR chest pocket with YKK Zip to keep your belongings dry and safe;
-Side-pockets lined with ultra-soft polyester to keep your hands warm and cozy;
-Windproof elastic binding at sleeve-ends to keep the warmth inside;
-High protective collar;
-Inner loop for hanging the garment;
-Superior breathability and natural anti-bacterial protection;
-Optimal moisture evaporation;
-Eco-friendly solutions;
-Material thickness: 350 GSM;
-The model in the video is 189 cm tall and wears size M.

Composition:  63% recycled wool, 24% polyamide, 13% polyester. Details: 50% recycled polyamide, 50% polyamide. Side pockets material:  100% polyester.

ReNew allows us to recycle wool garments for a new life. Various used wool garments are collected and sorted by color in Italy, shredded and spun into wool yarns, knitted into a fabric without secondary dyeing to be used again. We give fabrics a second life while reducing their carbon footprint and providing more jobs in Europe. Sustainable materials will provide breathable warmth as well as a timeless design, as you set off on more casual cold-weather adventures. Feel your best and protect nature at the same time!

DWR stands for “durable water repellent,” a thin layer of liquid applied to the outside of technical garments to repel oil, grease, dirt, and water.

We use recycled wool and extend the life span of fiber that has already been produced: this way we help to reduce the CO2 emissions. To start with, bales of post-consumer pre-selected wool clothing are sorted by quality, color and fiber content to start the processing of regenerated fabric. It requires vast amounts of land for grazing sheep, water to clean the fiber, chemicals to treat the wool and dyes to color the finished product. The transformation of selected wool clothing into pulled fibers of mechanically regenerated wool allows to sort out more than 142M kg of fibers for one textile district. A carded spinning technician, known as a ‘feltrinista’, prepares the blends by balancing many different fibers and colors. By recycling the wool, more than 2M kg of dyes and 128M kg of CO2 emissions are saved.
Mechanically regenerated wool is then transformed into carded yarn which allows to create various fabrics. As a result, we can make clothing with the same great qualities as virgin wool at a fraction of the environmental cost. This is a part of our ongoing efforts to create more sustainable wool products and practices in all aspects of what we do.

Machine wash using wool cycle (maximum temperature 30^o C).
Wash with similar colours.
Wash inside out.
Use wool detergent, do not use softener.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Pull into shape when wet.
Cool iron as needed (maximum temperature 110^o C).