Outdoor brand Timberland has launched a workwear collection made out of recycled materials. The brand has incorporated ReBOTL technology to use recycled plastic bottles to make an innovative material for the entire collection. Calling the material as RPET (Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate), the brand has currently used more than 445 metric tons of plastic waste that includes plastic bottles for this collection.

Each piece of the collection is made up of at least 40 per cent of RPET, while the bags are made up of 62 per cent of the material. Timberland claims that they are working on incorporating more of the material in the future collections. Consisting of outerwear, sneakers and accessories, the collection revolves around workwear that inclines more towards a casual approach. Inspired by summer, colors like mustard, navy and aqua green make up the majority of the collection. The lining of the jackets is made up of RPET along with the linings of the sneakers and bags.

The collection also consists of a pair of rugged worker pants that match the jackets with patches. The sneakers in this collection are chunkier side and have an olive-colored exterior with a white mid-sole and a black bottom sole with ridges. Other shoe styles like oxfords and hikers are also present in the collection.