Today, the textile industry is recognised as one of the sectors with the greatest environmental impact, from fibre cultivation and production to the manufacture of finished garments. This is something that can no longer be ignored. From companies to consumers, from policymakers to stakeholders, every actor involved is called upon to play their part in building more responsible processes.

At Jersey Lomellina, we consider environmental sustainability a tangible value and act on it in practice, starting from product design. It is a daily commitment that guides our technological, operational and strategic choices.

The use of regenerated and certified yarns reinforces our commitment to operate beyond the logic of fast fashion, creating value throughout the entire production chain.

This vision has been guiding us since 2012. At a time when sustainability was not yet a mainstream topic, we launched Renew Prime, the first circular-knit stretch fabric made with 65% polyamide derived entirely from pre- and post-consumer waste.

Over the years, this choice has driven the evolution of our collection, which has been further expanded with the introduction of new fabrics made from recycled polyester sourced from PET plastic waste.

The result is a sustainable, broad and diversified offering, designed to meet market needs across swimwear, athleisure, sportswear, underwear and ready-to-wear. An approach that makes no compromises on quality: Renew fabrics, made from regenerated and certified fibres, deliver the same standards of quality, performance and durability as those produced from virgin fibres.