Sustainability
Sustainable performance begins with making conscious choices.
Sustainable initiatives
We are committed to a sustainable and circular sports world with eco-friendly packaging and responsible manufacturing. We work with certified factories and partners such as CIRCULR. to minimize our carbon footprint.
Sustainable packaging
Our sustainable packaging is completely eco-friendly and designed to minimize the carbon footprint. They are made from recycled materials and fully recyclable, contributing to a circular economy.
Environmentally friendly measures
We are committed to a sustainable future by integrating environmentally friendly measures into our production and operations.
Certified standards
We strive to work only with factories that meet certified standards for ethical production.
Circulr.
We work closely with CIRCULR. a Dutch sports label committed to a 100% circular and climate neutral sports world.
Impact in figures
''By 2024, NOOR Sportswear (of which The Indian Maharadja is part), in cooperation with ClubHub, has collected tens of thousands of kilos of old sportswear and materials from Dutch sports clubs, with the aim of high-quality recycling and reuse.''
Floris Verheij - Founder CIRCULR.
"At NOOR Sportswear, we believe that innovation and sustainability go hand in hand. With the development of our first 100% circular shirts, we are taking an important step towards a completely closed chain. What was once worn is now getting a second life, in the form of high-quality sportswear. We are proud of that."
Erika Heijmans - Product Development NOOR Sportswear
''The Indian Maharadja together with CIRCULR. is launching the first Fibre-to-Fibre recycled training jerseys in 2025, made from trimmings and old clothing.''
Kim Lammers - co-owner CIRCULR.
Our sportswear line contains recycled yarns from PET bottles.
We design clothing with longevity: reinforced stitching, hard-wearing materials and timeless design.
'NOOR Sportswear has been involved in the rollout of collection at sports clubs from the beginning. Now ClubHub is at 108 clubs and thousands of kilograms are collected and processed every month.'
