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adidas Condivo 21 Jersey Primeblue - Womens Soccer
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Primeblue and Parley Ocean Plastic Technology
Sustainability Without Compromising Quality
Athletes Leading the Sustainability Movement

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Frequently Asked Questions About adidas Primeblue
What is adidas Primeblue made from?
What is adidas Primeblue made from?
Does Primeblue gear perform as well as standard adidas products?
Does Primeblue gear perform as well as standard adidas products?
Yes. Primeblue products go through the same quality and performance testing as all adidas gear. The recycled polyester fibers have the same moisture-wicking, durability, and stretch characteristics as virgin polyester, so you get identical athletic performance with a lower environmental impact.
Is adidas Primeblue the same as adidas Primegreen?
Is adidas Primeblue the same as adidas Primegreen?
They are similar but not identical. Primeblue specifically includes Parley Ocean Plastic in its recycled content, while Primegreen uses a series of recycled materials that may not include ocean plastic. Both are part of the adidas commitment to reducing virgin plastic use, but Primeblue carries the additional ocean plastic component.
How does adidas Primeblue compare to Nike sustainable collections?
How does adidas Primeblue compare to Nike sustainable collections?
adidas Primeblue uses Parley Ocean Plastic intercepted from coastal communities, giving it a direct connection to marine conservation. Nike Move to Zero and Flyknit initiatives focus on reducing waste through recycled polyester and manufacturing efficiency. Both brands are making meaningful sustainability strides, but Primeblue unique focus on ocean plastic gives it a distinct environmental mission.
How should I wash Primeblue clothing to make it last?
How should I wash Primeblue clothing to make it last?
Wash Primeblue apparel in cold water on a gentle cycle with the garment turned inside out. Skip the fabric softener and bleach, as these break down moisture-wicking treatments. Air drying is ideal for longevity and energy savings, but low-heat tumble drying is fine when you are short on time. These simple steps keep the fabric performing and looking great for a long time.