ANVIL

In Gildan’s 2012 acquisition announcement and its 2015 AIF, Anvil Recycled® was explicitly identified as a trademark that formed part of Anvil’s eco collection. The 2014 ESG report describes efforts to use recycled P.E.T. in Anvil products. Compared with Anvil’s main line, which focuses on ringspun products, it serves to foreground recycled materials. It is a derivative line that complements Anvil’s environmentally conscious offerings.

Gildan's 2012 acquisition announcement listed Anvil Sustainable® as one of Anvil's high-value niche products, and the 2015 AIF also included it in Anvil's eco collection. The 2014 ESG report presented the AnvilSustainableTM T-shirt as a product made of 50% organic cotton and 50% recycled P.E.T., positioning it alongside Anvil's main line as a derivative line focused on sustainability messaging.

In Gildan’s 2012 acquisition announcement, Anvil Organic®, Anvil Recycled®, and Anvil Sustainable® were identified as Anvil’s high-value niche products. The 2015 AIF also grouped them as Anvil’s eco collection, while the 2014 ESG report indicated that Anvil had adopted organic cotton early. In contrast to Anvil’s core fashion basics, this is a derivative line focused on promoting organic materials.