Thermore launches Ecodown Fibers Sync for high-performance warmth
Thermore has unveiled Ecodown Fibers Sync, an ultra-soft, clump-resistant insulation made from 100 per cent recycled PET bottles. Combining high performance and sustainable design, it offers flexibility for both technical and fashion outerwear. Certified by GRS, bluesign, and OEKO-TEX, it reflects Thermore's commitment to innovation, safety, and environmental responsibility.
This highly flexible insulation offers unmatched versatility, making it ideal for both streamlined for technical outerwear and voluminous for fashion silhouettes. Designers no longer have to choose between performance and expression — Ecodown Fibers Sync effortlessly supports both.
Faithful to Thermore's legacy, Ecodown Fibers Sync also marks a step forward in sustainable progress. Crafted entirely from 100% recycled fibers sourced from post-consumer PET bottles, it reflects the brand's enduring commitment to a more responsible design. Every fiber tells a story of transformation — from waste to warmth, from plastic to purpose.
In line with Thermore's uncompromising quality standards, Ecodown Fibers Sync is certified GRS (Global Recycled Standard), confirming the authenticity of its recycled content and traceability throughout the production chain. In addition, Ecodown Fibers Sync is bluesign and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, ensuring that the product is free from harmful substances and meets the highest criteria for environmental and human safety. These certifications underscore Thermore's dedication to responsible innovation and transparency.
With this launch, Thermore redefines what thermal insulation can be — not just a functional layer, but a core element of a garment's identity. Ecodown Fibers Sync is more than insulation: it's an invitation to reimagine the future of outerwear, where responsibility, performance, and style align in perfect harmony.
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