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Nike Unveils World Cup Soccer Jerseys Made From Recycled Plastic Bottles

by , 03/07/10

The 2010 World Cup will mark the first time that all of Nike's national teams will be wearing jerseys made from recycled plastic bottles,Nike World Cup 2010 National Team Kits, eco-fashion, sustainable fashion, recycled fashion, recycled clothing, recycled bottles, World Cup, football, soccer, eco sports, recycled PET, recycled polyester, Nike

ATTENTION GREEN SOCCER FANS

Nike recently unveiled its new team jerseys for the upcoming World Cup and here’s the kicker (pun intended) – they’re made from discarded plastic bottles! That’s right, the uniforms, or “kits” in proper soccer speak, are made from melted down bottles from landfills in Japan and Taiwan that have been spun into fabric. Check out pics of all of the team designs here.

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2 Responses to “Nike Unveils World Cup Soccer Jerseys Made From Recycled Plastic Bottles”

  1. nike soccer fanatic nike soccer fanatic says:

    Maybe I am unfamiliar with the “green” fabrics, but how do these mens soccer jerseys compare to previous or current jerseys in terms of performance?

    I feel like all of the jerseys and sportswear that has previously been marketed by athletic companies is about the lightweight and breatheability (sp?) of the product, rather than where the materials are sourced from.

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