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Recycled fibres for performance with responsibility
The transtex® RETR`X functional underwear by LÖFFLER is sustainable, and doubly so: for the first time, Löffler uses a material combination of recycled polypropylene and cotton fibres, which consists of 25% recycled cotton and 75% GOTS-certified organic cotton. The cotton not only ensures soft wearing comfort - no bleaching or dyeing agents are used in its production, resulting in enormous water savings. But that's not all: the RETR`X underwear is also OEKO-TEX® Made in Green certified. The label guarantees environmentally friendly and fair production, pollutant-free materials and a transparent supply chain through traceability via QR code.
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How transtex® works
The secret of transtex®'s success is the synthetic fibre polypropylene. The unique knitting technology enables the necessary capillary effect to transport sweat away from the skin. Its highly functional properties make it the optimal basis for endurance sports. Polypropylene is one of the lightest fibres and does not absorb liquid itself, but passes it on quickly. All transtex® RETR'X products are produced regionally at the company's headquarters in Austria. This means that transtex® not only supports your personal performance, you can also rely on the fact that the products are manufactured to the highest standards and responsibly.
Repair service
In addition to producing high-quality and durable clothing, Löffler also offers an in-house repair service for sports clothing. With this repair service you can send in your Löffler products and have them repaired in no time. For all those who don't want to throw away their textiles immediately when they are damaged, but want to use them as long as possible.
Find out how it works here.
Acting regionally responsibly
That is the basic philosophy at LÖFFLER. "What we make, but above all how we make it, is of crucial importance. Every piece that leaves our house is a promise to you and to our planet." The answer to global challenges? Local action. Together we can make a difference and shape a livable world for future generations. You can read about all of LÖFFLER's sustainability goals and efforts in the sustainability report.
Löffler products at Bründl Sports
BRÜNDL BEWEGT - Der Podcast
Löffler Athlet*Innen zu Gast im Podcast von Bründl Sports
weltmeisterlich #1 - Stefan Rettenegger - Junior world champion and regular on the Nordic combined podium
From Rookie of the Year to world leader
The first guest in Bründl Bewegt's new podcast series - #weltmeisterlich - is the charismatic 22-year-old Nordic combined skier Stefan Rettenegger. Stefan is already a two-time Junior World Champion, two-time Youth Olympic Champion and last season he enjoyed numerous podium places in the World Cup. Stefan is only missing his first World Cup victory - but that won't be long in coming, the ambitious man from Pongau is sure of that. In his older brother Thomas, who is also a Nordic combined skier, Stefan found a sporting partner but also a competitor early on. In an interview with presenter and host Stefan Steinacher, Stefan talks about his sporting career and how he came to Nordic combined. According to him, his first attempts at ski jumping were anything but world champion-like and while his mother said after his first training session that he was probably still too small for it and that they should wait another year, Stefan had already been gripped by ambition and passion and so a week later he was already back on the hill. He also talks about the bond with his family and his home country and about the solidarity of his “sports family” - the Nordic combined family.
You can also find out a lot about Stefan in his private life. If you would like to know what he does to balance out his sport or what Stefan does for breakfast, listen to the new podcast episode.
Weltmeisterlich #2 - Anna Gandler - The biggest young hope in biathlon
The junior world champion on her way to becoming the world's best
In the second episode of the third season of Bründl Bewegt, Anna Gandler gives exciting insights into her life as a biathlete. In an interview with Stefan Steinacher, the young Tyrolean, who has already become junior world champion, explains how she fell in love with the sport at an early age and how she goes her own way despite many challenges. She talks about her rocky path through boarding school, the importance of personal responsibility and how important it is to control your environment in order to achieve top performance. Her successes, including several top-five placements in the Biathlon World Cup, are the result of hard work and an unshakable will. “I'm stubborn, I go my own way - and yes, that may not always suit everyone,” says Anna, underlining her strong will. If you also want to know which role models Anna Gandler follows on Instagram or what her boyfriend Émilien Claude does when the French national anthem is playing on TV, it's best to listen to this podcast episode.
