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Nimble Activewear Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled plastic fabric

Nimble says its MoveLite fabric is made from recycled plastic. This means old plastic is turned into new textile material instead of using only new fossil-based fibres. The brand uses this fabric in activewear made for yoga, Pilates, and low-impact training. Recycled material can help reduce demand for virgin plastic, although it does not remove all environmental impact from making clothes.

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Measures its carbon footprint

Public descriptions of the brand say Nimble actively measures its carbon footprint, which means it tracks the greenhouse gases linked to its business. That is a basic step for understanding climate impact and finding places to cut emissions. The available material does not show the full results or a detailed public breakdown, but the measurement itself is part of its sustainability approach.

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Uses lower-impact materials

Good On You says Nimble uses a medium proportion of lower-impact materials, including recycled materials. Lower-impact materials are fabrics that usually need fewer new resources or create less pollution than conventional options. The same assessment also says these materials help limit chemicals, water use, and wastewater in the supply chain. This suggests the brand has taken some steps to reduce the footprint of its products.

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Moves some production closer

Good On You reports that Nimble completes the first and second stages of production closer to home to reduce climate impact. This can lower transport emissions because goods do not need to travel as far before they are finished. The brand’s final production stage is said to happen in Taiwan, which Good On You describes as a medium-risk country for labour abuse. That means the supply chain still needs careful oversight.

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