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Lindex and BASF launch recycled nylon lingerie programme

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First products made with Loopamid will appear in selected lingerie styles at the beginning of 2027

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Stockholm - Lindex and BASF are to introduce Loopamid, BASF’s recycled polyamide 6 made from textile waste, into selected lingerie styles from early 2027.

The partnership is aimed at expanding textile-to-textile recycling and reducing dependence on virgin raw materials in a category where polyamide is widely used.

Stockholm - Lindex and BASF are to introduce Loopamid, BASF’s recycled polyamide 6 made from textile waste, into selected lingerie styles from early 2027.

The partnership is aimed at expanding textile-to-textile recycling and reducing dependence on virgin raw materials in a category where polyamide is widely used.

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