Denver, CO | June 7, 2019 | Emerging women's activewear brand, Mana Threads, brings sustainability to the forefront.
Mana Threads announced their new line of women's activewear made with biodegradable fabrics this week. The new line - an homage to founder Amelia Leme's home country of Brazil - uses biodegradable and sustainable materials and is manufactured in Los Angeles.
“Mana Threads is rooted in sisterhood. It doesn’t matter if your besties live next door or halfway around the world - life is about connecting often, laughing loud, and adventuring hard. We create unquestionably comfortable clothing that moves with you as you wander, explore, adventure, get lost in life, and then simply rinse and repeat,” says Amelia Leme, founder of Mana Threads.
With the new line, Mana Threads stays true to their commitment to participate in the Circular Economy by designing athletic wear that considers the whole life of the garment. In addition, through their partnership with 1% for the Planet, the fashion retailer has committed to support global initiatives that work to reduce waste and promote more sustainable consumption.
Mana Threads will be showcasing the new line - which features vibrant colors and a variety of styles - during Outdoor Retailer Summer Market from June 18 - June 20, 2019 in Denver, CO at the Colorado Convention Center.
