The North Face and National Geographic debut range of clothes made from recycled plastic

The North Face has become the latest clothing brand to think long and hard about how best to reduce plastic waste in the face of the ever-worsening climate crisis.

To get a better grip on how they can go about minimising their usage, they’ve teamed up with a publication that knows a thing or two about the environment: National Geographic.

Together they’ve been on a mission to collect as much plastic waste as possible from various national parks and public spaces across America, with the result being a clothing collection that upcycles said waste into proof that rethinking our approach to single-use plastics is a worthwhile and wearable endeavour.

Hypebeast notes that for every product in the Bottle Source range sold, The North Face will donate a dollar to the US National Park Foundation as part of its ongoing sustainability crusade.

The eco-friendly garments are on sale now.