Asheville, NC – 18 July, 2026
Recover, a leader in sustainable apparel, is proud to announce the release of its new Eco Tanks. Available in both unisex and women’s cuts, the Eco Tank combines everyday comfort with a commitment to environmental responsibility, offering a new summer staple for both conscious D2C customers and wholesale programs.
Designed to deliver comfort, durability, and a smaller environmental footprint, the Eco Tank is crafted from Recover’s signature 50/50 blend of recycled cotton and recycled PET fabric. Every tank is produced within Recover’s 10-mile supply chain in El Salvador, minimizing transportation impact and ensuring a transparent, sustainable production process.
“Our staff and participants love the sustainability aspect of the Eco Tanks. Knowing that materials that may have otherwise ended up as waste are being given a new life as high-quality race apparel is something that really resonates with our community. It’s a great way for us to offer a product people genuinely enjoy wearing while also supporting a more environmentally conscious approach to event merchandise.” – Emma Lozano, Houston Running Company/Race Assist
The new Eco Tanks are available to both retail and wholesale customers. For more information about the Eco Tank, check out THIS overview, visit our D2C page HERE, or our B2B Catalog HERE.
About Recover Brands:
Founded in 2010, Recover Brands is a sustainable apparel company on a mission to “Help the Earth Recover by outfitting everyone with apparel and gear for the biggest positive impact possible”. Pioneering the sustainable textiles industry, Recover specializes in manufacturing its responsibly made apparel and gear from 100% recycled materials or 100% USDA Certified Organic Cotton.
Through its vertical manufacturing and HyperLocal® supply chains, Recover utilizes a unique manufacturing process of repurposing recycled cotton and recycled plastic into high-quality, low-impact apparel and accessories.
This environmentally responsible process also utilizes less water and less energy than a conventional garment, and drastically reduces carbon emissions from unnecessary global transportation.
Recover has also developed a fully circular supply chain through its 360° Closed Loop Program. This take-back program ensures that every product they make can be taken back, recycled, kept out of the landfill, and turned into new gear