In June 6th, Nike released the sustainable development industry report of 2016/17 fiscal year, which shows that 75% of Nike's footwear and clothing products used recyclable materials in fiscal year 2017.

Apparel enterprises pursue long-term cost optimization by increasing investment in the field of sustainable development.

In June 6th, Nike released the sustainable development industry report of 2016/17 fiscal year, which shows that 75% of Nike's footwear and clothing products used recyclable materials in fiscal year 2017.

At the same time, Nike said that by promoting product design and optimizing the manufacturing process, the brand can reduce the generation of waste materials.

Nike is an early shoe and garment industry that focuses on the use of recyclable polyester materials.

It is reported that since 2012, the brand has recovered 5 billion plastic bottles from landfills and oceans, and has increased the proportion of recyclable ingredients from shopping bags to 50% through related environmental projects.

The report shows Nike's all FlyKnit series.

They are all made of recoverable polyester yarns, and achieved the achievement of pforming about 12500000 pounds of factories and waste from landfills in fiscal year 2017 through the environmental protection technology of Nike Grind.

Not just Nike, but in recent years, many garment enterprises including H&M are committed to sustainable development.

Earlier, H&M also said it would increase sustainable sources.

The use ratio aims to achieve the goal of 100% use of renewable or other sustainable source materials by 2030.

Honorary Advisor of luxury China Alliance,

Zhang Peiying, an industry expert, believes that in promoting sustainable development, besides the consideration of public welfare, enterprises may also reduce the cost of clothing. The use of sustainable materials can make recycled clothes reused in large quantities, and the clothing and footwear products that will be produced in the future may be cheaper.