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Typical price
£70
What it is
A good-looking outdoorsy jacket made from recycled plastic bottles
 

7.9
Editors' Score

What you need to know: Nike Considered Trail Jacket

Tags: recycled
We like:
The styling; the little details; that it's recycled but not trashy
We don't like:
The sweatiness; the lack of extra pockets
SmartPlanet judgement:
If you were looking for a piece of clothing that summed up the modern ethical shopper, this is probably it -- made from recycled materials, handsomely designed and made by Nike, one of the biggest multinationals in our global town. And not a hippy in sight. As a sports jacket, it isn't perfect -- it's just too hot and sweaty -- but it is smart, good-looking and ideal for everyday use. Which is a bit like most of the Nike 'sportswear' we've ever tried.
Score breakdown:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
8.7
Quality
7.9
Value
6.4
Ethics
8.4
Green
7.9
editors' score
Full review:
If you're a newcomer to the fact that Nike has an entire set of 'eco' clothes -- its so-called Considered range -- the very idea can come as a shock. Nike, king of the sweatshops in the 90s? Yep, that Nike. Continue reading...
 

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