Are the Nike World Cup jerseys bought at specialty stores made of plastic bottles

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Basically, summer sportswear is produced with polyester fabric, because compared with cotton, polyester is more suitable for perspiration, and it is easier to set, and it is not easy to fade after frequent washing, which is suitable for sportswear materials.

And there are many classifications of polyester fibers. In terms of the composition of fibers, they can be divided into virgin fibers and regenerated fibers. Virgin fiber is an extract derived from petroleum, so every time you consume some virgin fiber, you are consuming energy.

The so-called recycled fiber is the packaging bottle of the drink you often drink in summer, most of which are white transparent bottles such as Coca-Cola, and green bottles like Sprite are also used.

In this way, it is undeniable that recycled fiber is indeed environmentally friendly, because it belongs to the reuse of garbage and waste products, and does not consume petroleum energy. But is it also better than virgin fiber in terms of performance? Apparently not so.

First, the color of regenerated fibers is obviously not as good as that of virgin fibers, and in order to increase the clarity of whiteness, fluorescent agents may be added to the production, which can be seen with ultraviolet light. In addition, the elasticity of regenerated fibers is not as good as that of virgin fibers, and the resilience that can be recovered after long-term stress is not as good as that of virgin fibers. As for what the first floor said, there is better sweat absorption and perspiration is more capable, and it is even more nonsense.

Of course, I can't rule out that the suit you bought does have better moisture absorption and perspiration wicking properties, and it is possible that there are other auxiliary processing and auxiliaries that contribute to this performance, but this is definitely not the benefit of recycled bottle raw materials compared to virgin fibers.

In addition, most of the chemical fiber quilts sold on the market are also bottle raw fibers.

Hope it helps.

Generally speaking, it should be a common material for sportswear, with the main focus on breathability and sweat absorption.

There are generally several major ** merchants for World Cup jerseys, and the materials of each ** merchants are somewhat different:

Adidas: Spain, Germany, France, South Africa, Greece, Mexico, Japan, Denmark, Paraguay, Nigeria, Argentina, Slovakia (12).

Hummel in Denmark: North Korea.

Puma: Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Cameroon, Algeria, Uruguay, Italy, Switzerland (7) Joma: Honduras.

Brooks is from the United States: Chile.

Nike is: Brazil, South Korea, Netherlands, Portugal, Mexico, United States, Australia, Slovenia, Serbia, New Zealand (10).

Here are the new kits for the last 32 of this World Cup.

It is worth mentioning that:

There is a special jersey for this summer's World Cup - T-shirts made from plastic bottles. It is known that nine teams – Brazil, the Netherlands, Portugal, the United States, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Serbia and Slovenia – took to the field wearing polyester jerseys made from eight plastic bottles.

Differentiated polyester, high moisture absorption and high moisture permeability.

Jerseys made of eco-friendly plastic sheeting.

In the Taiwan Boutique Pavilion in Taiwan's Famous Products Trading Zone, the jerseys of the football teams of 10 countries, including France, Brazil and the Netherlands, in the 2014 World Cup, are eye-catching. According to the staff, the materials of these jerseys are all developed by Taiwanese enterprises, and they are made of environmentally friendly plastic cloth from the best plastic bottles. This kind of fabric can absorb moisture, sweat, and resist pulling, especially suitable for the use of fierce football matches, with a global market share of 7 percent, "a set of jerseys requires an average of 18 plastic bottles, and the production process is 30% energy-saving and emission-reducing compared with traditional production links." ”

So far, I have never seen a logo on the bag, just from the bag is a fake bag, Adi's packaging bag is better than Nike***, Adi bag has a logo.

I bought a fully transparent bag without a Nike logo

It can be customized online, which may be a little more expensive, but it is not possible to buy it in stores.

The official website can't, but it can.

You can buy it and print it elsewhere.

No, we don't accept special customization.

Yes, you can return it.

Just keep the bills, labels, and you're good to go.

If it does not affect the secondary sales, it can be taken back and replaced.

If it's just a hobby, then **ah, there are all on the stalls, cheap but the quality is average If you are a die-hard fan and want to buy genuine goods, then go to a regular store, like Adi, Nike, will sponsor some countries, so there will be jerseys to buy.

Where are you? Which city?

Go to the specialty stores and buy it. It depends on which national team jersey you buy. For example, if you buy a jersey for the Spanish team and the German team, you will go to Adi. Buy an England jersey and go to Umbro. Buy a Brazil jersey and go to Nike. Buy the Italian jersey and go to Puma.

The car line is very good, and I feel that some Nike ** clothes are not as good as its car line.

It's not.

I looked at it**, such workmanship must not be **, if it is**, it will ruin Nike's brand.