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Toray brings renewable nylon to The North Face

By Haydn Davis
17 June 2026

Toray partners with Goldwin, Neste and Idemitsu to establish a supply chain for renewable nylon fibre for selected The North Face products

Toray will supply recycled nylon to The North Face

Tokyo - Toray Industries has partnered with The North Face licensee Goldwin Inc., Neste and Idemitsu Kosan to establish a supply chain for nylon fibre made from renewable raw materials, with output due to be used in a part of The North Face products from August 2026.

The collaboration, coordinated by Mitsubishi, is positioned as a lower-GHG alternative to conventional fossil-based feedstocks for high-performance synthetic textiles.

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