The traceability of our supply chain and environmental impact assessment conducted and verified by BCome show a greater volume of impact savings compared to the industry standard.
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EC100 - Eco Short Sleeve T-Shirt
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OG100 - Organic Short Sleeve T-Shirt
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RS100 - Classic Short Sleeve T-Shirt
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RC1093 - Fleece Pullover Hoodie
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RD1000 - Sport Short Sleeve T-Shirt
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SE1000 - Sport Elite Short Sleeve T-Shirt
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Our Impact Categories
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Water scarcity is a relative concept based on the fact that water is a finite resource. The impact of water consumption increases depending on geographical area and type of water used in the value chain.
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Abiotic depletion refers to the depletion of nonliving resources including oil, natural gas, and coal used as energy carriers. It corresponds to the use of natural resources that are not renewable.
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The greenhouse effect of heat-trapping pollutants causes global warming. It is the absorption of sunlight and solar radiation by greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and water vapor. Instead of escaping into space, the heat is kept in the earth's atmosphere for years to centuries.
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Percentage of known raw material, material, and article suppliers.
The emissions associated with shipping all materials and products across our supply chain from mile zero to our order fulfillment center are 93% less than the industry standard equivalents.*
Being HyperLocal™ means shorter distances that our materials and products have to travel which directly reduces our emissions.
*Data is from an average of 6 Recover core product LCAs verified by BCome compared to their industry standard equivalents
Renewable Energy in El Salvador
29%
of the energy used in our El Salvador supply chain is on-site generated solar power.
68%
of the energy used in our El Salvador supply chain comes from renewable sources.
Eutrophication is the build up of phosphates and nitrates in an ecosystem caused by the use of pesticides, fertilizers, detergents, and other chemicals. The increase of these substances in water bodies leads to rapid algae growth, altering the ecosystem and reducing its biodiversity. This process eventually leads to oxygen depletion and ultimately, dead zones and fish kills.
Compared to the industry standard, Recover products contribute to 72% less eutrophication. We achieve this by utilizing 100% USDA-certified organic cotton for our Organic Collection, recycling up to 60% of water used in production at our El Salvador supply chain, and avoiding the use of dyes in our Eco, Classic & Fleece Collections.
*Data is from an average of 6 Recover core product LCAs verified by BCome compared to their industry standard equivalents
Fighting the Ocean Plastic Crisis
Through our partnership with 4ocean, we remove 1 lb of plastic and trash from the ocean for every Recover x 4ocean product sold.
Helping the Earth Recover includes Helping Western North Carolina Recover
Through t-shirt fundraisers for the NC Disaster Relief Fund and various small WNC businesses, as well as sock and warm clothing donations, we are working to take care of our community in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
True sustainability means making Earth-first choices throughout the entire production process. Our products are proudly third-party certified.
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