At RUMI X, we produce our collections from recycled materials including recycled plastic bottles, transforming waste to wearable products. We want to keep our oceans free of trash so we play our part in making a positive impact on the planet by pioneering the sustainable textile innovation in sports and fitness apparel. From 11-17 Sept, 5% of RUMI X sales will be donated to Ocean Conservancy. Help us to protect our oceans, shop online today.
Ocean Conservancy is a non-profit environmental group helping us to protect the ocean from today's greatest global challenges. The ocean is at the center of who we are. Even if you’ve never seen the ocean, you’re touched by it every single day. It produces half the air you and I breathe every day, the food we eat and the water we drink. Today, Ocean Conservancy works with millions of volunteers of all ages, from all around the world, on its International Coastal Cleanup.
The non-profit has been responsible for helping us to clean up our oceans, the charity's impact is reported below:
RUMI X partners with specialist factories revolutionising the sportswear industry transforming waste to wearable products. With recycled plastic bottles, we can produce functional sportswear with the properties of sports fabric like breathability, moisture-wicking and 4-way stretch. Find out more about our sustainable fabrics. The work by Ocean Conservancy and all of the recycling units around the globe help to play our part in our revolution.
Please join us from 11-17 Sept to support the Ocean Conservancy. 5% of every sale made at www.rumixfeelgood.com will be donated to Ocean Conservancy to help them to make their work possible. Shop online at www.rumixfeelgood.com.
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