We sat down with Dr. Leonardo Trasande, MD, MPP, an internationally renowned expert in environmental health, whose groundbreaking research on endocrine-disrupting chemicals and their effects on human development, particularly in children, is cited worldwide.
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We move boldly, both in what we make and in what we say. And when plastic recycling is hailed as the solution to the plastic crisis, we answer with facts: recycling plastic is recycling the problem. Statements like this spark strong reactions and some familiar arguments, adaptable and convenient, and diluting real progress. Because they are dangerous, we thought it was useful to list the recurring ones
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As the planet comes under growing pressure from relentless resource extraction, post-consumer plastic pollution is seeping into every corner of our ecosystems. In response, global negotiations are underway to establish the Global Plastics Treaty—a legally binding agreement aimed at ending plastic pollution. Among the many proposed solutions, recycling remains one of the most widely supported, promoted by both public institutions and private industry. Yet before we ask how to recycle the plastic bag that holds our groceries, we must first take a step back and understand the full picture.
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Is it a coincidence, or is it destiny? The future of plastics will be decided 65 km away from Mover’s headquarters. On 4 August, the world will converge in Geneva to create the Global Plastics Treaty. If you haven’t heard of it before, here’s what you need to know.
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Wearing natural fibres changes the experience. It starts with the sensation of soft fabrics interacting with the skin without causing irritation or restriction. Then our perception of sweat shifts. In synthetic clothing, sweat lingers in the fabric and creates discomfort. In contrast, natural fibres allow it to perform its function and even assist it in swiftly evacuating heat from the body.
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We always design with this in mind: to create “Swiss army knifes” for a small and packable wardrobe, with gear that feels like a second skin; too good to take off even to shower. Discover versatile essentials for a minimal summer in the outdoors. 100% plastic-free breathable merino tees, durable ripstop shorts, and packable layers, designed for hiking, travel, and everything in between.
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Being on the frontline sharpens our senses to both the breakthroughs and the frustrations. We've felt the wonder and the satisfaction, but also the helplessness of watching decision-makers cling to false solutions. And at times, like a message in a bottle cast into the ocean. A big mission for a small receptacle, lonely in the immensity. But whatever is thrown into the sea is bound to reach land.
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What makes great activism? Sit down with Siân Sutherland to find out. Together with Frede Magnussen, she's the powerhouse behind our long-term partner, A Plastic Planet, and a champion of optimistic action. Plastic is only the beginning, in this conversation it’ll be about discovering the importance of flexing muscles, going to funerals, and chasing adventure.
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Our garments are made with a clear purpose: to enable movement without compromise. Every piece is crafted from pure, regenerative fibres that respond to your body’s signals, regulate temperature, and keep you comfortable for hours. This is intentional design: made to perform while honoring the way you move.
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For the outdoors enjoyers, waste matters. But it hasn't always been this way. In fact, the arrival of synthetic outdoor clothing coincided with a rush to the mountains, and things went downhill. From then on, plastic was in everything we put in the backpack, from hardware to disposable packaging. Only, we didn’t realize how hard a time it would give us. It took decades of education to combat wild littering, but we now know how to care for our mountains and forests. How to leave no trace. Or do we really?
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Plastic has served us well. It has become part of our lives. Even our sportswear is made of it. However, the convenience of synthetics has had major consequences. Firstly, there is textile waste that we don’t know what to do with. Then there are the microplastic fibres that these clothes constantly leak into the air and onto our skin. Above all, it’s the chemistry of these materials that poses a threat to our health. So where do we go from here?
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Plastics have infiltrated not just our environment, but the very clothes we wear outdoors. From polyester to nylon, synthetic fabrics are silently disconnecting us from nature and ourselves. At Mover, we believe it’s time to move on to natural fabrics that breathe and feel better. Discover how ditching synthetics can transform your outdoor experience, from skin to soul.
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