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How Reju Is Turning Polyester Textile Waste Into New Materials

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By Amelia Arvesen Verified
| Outside Magazine Verified
Patrik Frisk has spent his entire career selling polyester. At companies like Under Armour, The North Face, and Gore-Tex, he oversaw the production of synthetic base layers and fleeces, technical shells and packs—all made, at least in part, with the petroleum-derived material.
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This 10-Pound Backpacking Setup Has No Plastic Whatsoever

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By Amelia Arvesen Verified
| Backpacker Magazine Verified
A sleeping quilt made of wool and silk, a tarp of silk taffeta coated in linseed oil, and trekking poles made from Calcutta bamboo with aluminum tips: No, this is not a museum collection, it’s a lightweight backpacking kit handmade by product designer Tom Bonamici.
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Mesh, Holes, Rips, and Tears—There's a Reason Why the Latest Running Gear Is All Torn Up

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By Amelia Arvesen Verified
| RUN: by Outside
For this story,Outside Run spoke with four designers or materials specialists to find out what makes this trend more than just a cool look. Running fashion has had its share of trends, from the tiny split shorts of the ’70s to the matching nylon sets of the ’90s. Today, it seems we’re in the midst of another running apparel fad: mesh.
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