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Samsara unveils enzymatically recycled nylon

By Haydn Davis
26 February 2024

Canberra - Enviro-tech startup, Samsara Eco and its partner, athletic apparel brand, lululemon, have launched what is claimed to be the world’s first enzymatically recycled nylon 6,6 product.
Using recycled nylon 6,6 made with Samsara Eco’s technology, lululemon has created samples of its iconic Swiftly Tech long-sleeve top, representing the first time this type of nylon has been recycled in this way, the companies said in a joint statement.

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