Razer unveils Kanagawa Wave apparel made from marine plastics

Razer‘s Kanagawa Wave Apparel collection is a range of limited-edition clothing made with materials from recovered marine plastics. Emblazoned with a stylized take of the Great Wave off Kanagawa woodcarving, the lineup is designed highlight the issue of marine plastics pollution and will fund efforts in reducing marine plastics to protect the oceans and their inhabitants.

Fans will be able to get their hands on the lineup starting 7 April 2021, 19:00 PDT. Only available in limited quantities, each item is created from high-quality fabrics made from 100% recycled marine plastics. The fabrics are manufactured under a wider program to remove marine plastics from the seas and recycle them into useful products, which now includes the Razer’s Kanagawa Wave Apparel.

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Approximately 11 million tons of plastics enter the oceans each year, severely endangering marine life and entering the food chain. To help reduce the problem further, proceeds from the Kanagawa Wave collection will go towards the recovery of marine plastics in some of the world’s most affected areas of coastline and marine life. For every piece of item sold in this collection, Razer will fund the recovery of 1kg of marine plastics.

This continues Razer’s #GoGreenWithRazer initiatives, one of them being the ongoing Conservation Program with Razer’s Sneki Snek mascot on its way to save 1 million trees. For the Kanagawa Wave apparel, check out the dedicated portal here. For the Green initiatives, check this portal here.

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